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Idukki Collector Orders Report on Illegal Constructions in Elephant Corridors
Idukki Collector has directed the Forest department to report on illegal constructions in elephant corridors. This decision comes after Udumbanchola MLA Senapathy Venu raised concerns about the refusal of boating services at Anayirankal dam. The move aims to protect wildlife and ensure safe habitats for elephants in the region.
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