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407 jumbos killed in SL in a yr, 2nd highest in world

The countryu00e2u0080u0099s Committee on Public Accounts (COPA) had ordered a special audit into the human-elephant conflict by renowned elephant expert Dr Prithviraj Fernando, the head of the Centre for Conservation and Research.

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A mahout rides an elephant in Piliyandala on Sunday. Pic/AFP

A mahout rides an elephant in Piliyandala on Sunday. Pic/AFP

Sri Lanka has ranked number two globally after India where highest number of human deaths were reported due to the human-elephant conflict, according to Daily News.

The country’s Committee on Public Accounts (COPA) had ordered a special audit into the human-elephant conflict by renowned elephant expert Dr Prithviraj Fernando, the head of the Centre for Conservation and Research.

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