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Karachi: The operation of Noor Jahan, a sick elephant in the zoo for several months, was successful.
According to Express News, a 7-member Fourpaz International team of animal medical experts reached the zoo to treat the sick elephant Noor Jahan at the Karachi Zoo and treated the elephant and put it out of danger. Dr. Amir Khalil from Egypt, Dr. Marina Ivanova from Bulgaria, Frank Gontz from Germany, Hildebrand, Haya Einheimler from Austria and other foreign vets treated the elephant with their tireless efforts.
Before the treatment, a private crane, fire tender, a rescue breakdown and a light tower were brought to the zoo, foreign vet doctors provided life-saving jackets, advanced tools, medicines and other arrangements. injected and lifted with the help of a crane to examine the posterior hanging part followed by minor surgeries, during which an ultrasound and X-ray of the wrist were also done which revealed no fractures.
On this occasion, Sindh Governor Kamran Tesuri said that the operation was successful after 3 hours, Noor Jahan has been enjoying children for 14 years, they will not compromise in the treatment of elephants, the government of Sindh has played an important role in this. was doing
All the media were present at the zoo along with the foreign team during the treatment while the zoo director remained absent, following which Sindh Governor Kamran Tesori issued orders to the administrator to take action against the senior director.
Governor Sindh said that the senior zoo director has shown irresponsibility, the animals have health problems including lack of food, the diseased elephant is being examined, the disease of the elephant was increasing but now it is out of danger. , has given a summary of the construction of the hospital in the zoo, in 2 to 3 months the animal hospital will be functional in the zoo.
On this occasion, Egyptian Dr. Amir Khalil said that Noor Jahan will be transferred to the Safari Park after some time to provide a better environment for the elephant. There are internal problems that are being given medication to improve.
Dr. Thomas said that the elephant is treatable, the ultrasound revealed that the elephant has abdominal pain, a problem in the pelvic area which can damage the internal organs, resulting in internal bleeding, liver and Intestines may be injured Pelous membrane was ruptured which was affecting the kidney resulting in abdominal pain, the baby is young so will recover soon.
On this occasion, Administrator Karachi Saifur Rahman said that the elephant is fine, there are minor injuries that can be treated, the children who came to the zoo in hope of recovery of the disabled elephant from walking looked happy, the foreign doctors continued the treatment for two more days. will
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