Pakistan’s last remaining elephants, Malika and Madhubala, housed at Karachi Safari Park, are undergoing intensive treatment for tuberculosis.
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Sri Lankan veterinary expert Dr. Buddhika Bandara is leading their care during a 17-day visit, supervising a new local treatment plan that requires over 400 pills daily.
To aid their recovery, both elephants are under round-the-clock medical watch, and public access has been restricted to minimize stress.
