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A check at the scene where a baby elephant was killed after being hit by a container lorry on the Gerik-Jeli stretch of the East-West Highway, last Sunday. - Photo by Bernama

Screenshot of viral video showing FRU team inside vehicle moves netizens to tears on Tuesday.

Budget constraints and a lack of manpower have been identified as among the main causes of the human-wildlife elephant conflict around the East-West Highway (JRTB) in Ipoh. Photo for illustrative purposes only.

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These gentle giants, elephants, are more than just animals we admire from afar; they are intelligent, compassionate beings that form deep bonds with their families and play a crucial role in the ecosystems they inhabit.

Yesterday, a viral video captured the heart-wrenching moment of a mother elephant desperately trying to push a lorry after her calf, believed to be around five years old, was fatally struck by the vehicle. - Photo courtesy of PERHILITAN PERAK

Given the emotional distress and agitation shown by the mother elephant, Perhilitan officers were forced to use sedatives to safely relocate her back into the forest using a four-wheel-drive vehicle. Photo courtesy of Perhilitan.

A patrol car of the South African Police Service provides escort to an ambulance with the Southern Division paramedic at Mitchells Plain EMS base intervening during a night shift duty in the Philippi township, Cape Town, within the broader Cape Flats area, on April 15, 2025. Cape Town’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) refuses to allow its medical crews to move without security cover when they operate in Red Zones. (Photo by MARCO LONGARI/AFP)

Sharing moments online can be joyful, but experts warn of a darker side: a silent mental toll on mothers who constantly measure themselves against the glossy, curated feeds of others. Photo designed in Canva