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Munnar Tops Kerala's Wild Elephant Attack Deaths: 103 Fatalities
Munnar has recorded the highest number of deaths from wild elephant attacks in Kerala, with 103 fatalities over 18 years. A recent study by the Wildlife Institute of India reveals a total of 581 human deaths due to jumbo attacks in the state. This alarming trend highlights the urgent need for wildlife management and safety measures to protect both humans and elephants in these regions.
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