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Futile attempt

VIZIANAGARAM: Divisional Forest Officer B. Ramana Babu on Sunday said that the trained elephant brought from Chittoor could not guide the 11 wild elephants back to their habitation in Orissa.

After going half-a-km distance in the morning, the herd returned to Likidiguda and were ‘relaxing’ there, said the official.

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