Monday, November 30, 2020

The world's lone elephant has arrived in Cambodia.

 The world's loneest elephant has reached Cambodia safely after completing its journey in Pakistan.  After living in Pakistan for 35 years, Kaun's destination is now Cambodia, an East Asian country.  Where he will stay in a residence in Siem Reap province.  On this occasion, American singer Shearer also arrived in Cambodia with Kaun.


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Amir Khali, a member of Four Pose, an organization working for animals, said Kaun behaved as if he were on a plane.  During the flight, Kaun did not panic at all.


 Aamir Khali added that during the flight, Kaun also ate food and enjoyed the flight.  He slept and stood for a while, but he was not terrified.


 Cambodia's deputy environment minister says Kaun will be accompanied by about 600 other elephants in the new home, after which Kaun will no longer have to be alone.


 According to authorities, Kaun was airlifted to Cambodia for safety reasons.  In this regard, Kaun was anesthetized with a dot gun and placed in a container, after which the container was placed in the plane.


 Kaun was accompanied by technical staff, including expert foreign doctors.  Rangers, including wildlife management, were present at the zoo at the time of Kaun's transfer.

               

 


Kaun was flown to Cambodia by a Russian-made plane.

 Elephant Cowan of Marghzar Zoo Islamabad was ordered to be sent to Cambodia on court orders.

According to the notification issued by the Civil Aviation Authority, the donors confirmed the arrival of a shpecial DHL cargo plane in Islamabad for the departure of Kaun.

 The manager of Islamabad International Airport and ASF also directed to provide all facilities for the transfer of Kaun.  The Ministry of Climate Change had also issued a certificate for the elephant's departure abroad.


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