Administrator Karachi Dr Syed Saif-ur-Rahman has said that the health of Noor Jahan the elephant in Karachi Zoo is gradually improving, for the first time since January 2023, Noor Jahan the elephant has rested in the pond and all his organs are functioning well.
He said this on the occasion of his visit to Karachi along with the Director of Zoo, medical team of Four Paws and other officers on Friday. The Administrator said that the Four paws team from abroad is in constant contact through video link and their instructions are followed in relation to treatment. Elephant Noor Jahan has been given 20 drips since yesterday to remove her weakness.
The medical team told administrator Karachi that Noor Jahan is eating her food well and there is nothing alarming in this regard. The medical team of KMC and Four Paws is examining the elephant regularly and the prescribed medicines are being administered regularly. The administrator expressed the hope that very soon the elephant Noor Jahan will fully recover and after recovery, steps will be taken to transfer the elephant to the Safari Park.
Meanwhile, KMC spokesman Ali Hassan Sajid has said that those who are spreading rumours about elephant Noor Jahan’s health are incorrect and propaganda is being circulated on social media in this regard. Meanwhile The health of Noor Jehan, a 17-year-old African elephant at Karachi Zoo, has further worsened as she fell into a pond inside her enclosure. As per details, the zoo management reported that Elephant Noor Jehan fell into a cemented pond within her cage.
