Assam: Kaziranga National Park rescues rhino calf separated from mother

The flood situation in Assam continues to remain grim with over 37 lakh people affected in 26 districts and 73 deaths being reported About 85 per cent of Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve remains submerged and 86 animals have died including rhinos deer and wild boarAmid the chaos a female rhino calf was rescued by Kaziranga National Park officials after it got separated from her mother during the flash floods The rescue operation was jointly conducted by a team of officials from the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation CWRC and the national parkThe Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reverse posted a video of the rescue operation on Twitter The rhino calf got separated from her mother on July 14 amid the torrential rains and flash floods that battered the Agartoli range Even as the calf was brought to the rescue centre and is being taken care of officials tried looking for her mother but were not able to find herWhile sharing the video the national park wrote on Twitter A female rhino calf was separated from her mother due to high flood in the Agartoli range yesterday As we could not locate the mother team CWRC along with kaziranga_ staffs rescued it and currently under care at our rescue centreCWRCA female rhino calf was separated from her mother due to high flood in the Agartoli range yesterday As we could not locate the mother team CWRC along with kaziranga_ staffs rescued it and currently under care at our rescue centreCWRC ParimalSuklaba1 wti_org_India pictwittercomLLPHrDPQ8Zmdash Kaziranga National Park amp Tiger Reserve kaziranga_ July 15 2020The national park has alsobeensharing updates about the calfrsquos health on Twitter In a separate tweet they said the calf is doing well She is currently stable and under constant observation they wroteShe is currently stable and under constant observation RandeepHooda rathinbarman SaikiaRohini ParveenKaswan iam_Pirai ritupabanborah IfsKadam arunvigneshcs samshulwildvetmdash Kaziranga National Park amp Tiger Reserve kaziranga_ July 15 2020Declaring that the calfrsquos mother moved on Wildlife Trust India said the rhino will be hand raised and rehabilitated at the rescue centreThe mom has moved on and the calf is separated She will be hand raised and rehabilitated at the wildlife rescue centre CWRC along with other rhinos that are undergoing rehabilitationmdash Wildlife Trust India wti_org_india July 16 2020While sharing updates about the rhino calf on Twitter the Kaziranga National Park shared a picture of her at the rescue centreGood Morning Everyone ethAcircu00c2u009fAcircu00c2u0099Acircu00c2u008fA female rhino calf which was rescued 2 days back is really doing well in our rescue centre CWRCParimalSuklaba1 RandeepHooda SaikiaRohini iam_Pirai ritupabanborah pictwittercomQxf84HfXeRmdash Kaziranga National Park amp Tiger Reserve kaziranga_ July 16 2020The Kaziranga National Park was severely affected during the floods as 86 animals have died and 170 others have been rescuedCatch up on all the latest Crime National International and Hatke news here Also download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updatesMidDay is now on Telegram Click here to join our channel middayinfomedialtd and stay updated with the latest news