How many pills do Pakistan’s last elephants take daily to treat TB?

Web Desk | 8 months ago

At Karachi Safari Park, elephants Madhubala and Malika are undergoing treatment for tuberculosis under the supervision of Sri Lankan veterinary expert Dr. Buddhika Bandara.

During his 17-day visit, Dr. Bandara is working with local veterinarians on a newly developed treatment plan — which includes administering over 400 pills a day.

To reduce stress and ensure their safety, the elephants are under constant medical observation, and public access has been restricted.

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