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Military personnel to receive special training in elephant protection

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  • Daily Mirror reports that the Department of Wildlife Conservation will provide specialised training.
  • The training will cover elephant behaviour and field handling.
  • Daily Mirror says the initiative is intended to strengthen elephant protection and reduce human-elephant conflict.
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