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Three Malaysian elephants, Dara, Amoi and Kelat, now housed at Tennoji Zoo. - Photo: Taiping Municipal Council

Screenshot of a Threads post by user @cikhannah_ expressing support for efforts to bring Dara, Amoi and Kelat (DAK) back to Malaysia.

Efforts to protect one of Malaysia’s most endangered wildlife species are set to receive a boost through a new collaboration between SD Guthrie Berhad and the Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) Peninsular Malaysia. - Photo courtesy of SD Guthrie Berhad

Photo: Tennoji Zoo

BN Youth communications director Neow Choo Seong said reports circulating on social media regarding the condition of the animals should not be dismissed lightly.

he National Art Gallery informed that the handover process for the four artworks, scheduled to be received next week in phases, will be carried out meticulously to ensure compliance with every aspect of handling. - Photo by Bernama

Tennoji Zoo in Osaka, Japan, has released a series of photos of three Malaysian elephants - Dara, Amoi and Kelat - saying the animals are in good condition under their care. Photo: tennojizoo.jp

Calls for the return of three elephants, Dara, Amoi and Kelat, have continued to gain traction online as Malaysians express concern over their welfare and urge authorities to ensure their immediate return to Malaysia. - Photo: FACEBOOK

SBKN, led by social activist Datuk Dr Kalaivanar, has taken a proactive approach through peaceful assemblies and memorandums, stressing that their efforts are centred solely on animal welfare rather than politics.

A past kiwi bird welfare controversy at Tennoji Zoo has resurfaced, fuelling renewed scrutiny over conditions faced by three recently relocated Malaysian elephants. Photo: Tennoji Zoo's website