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Two Female Elephants Electrocuted to Death

Two Female Elephants Electrocuted to Death in Rambewa

by Staff Writer 27-10-2026 | 1:45 PM

COLOMBO (News1st): Two wild elephants have died after coming into contact with an electric wire drawn in the Rambewa, Pihimbiyagollewa area.

The police stated that the wild elephants were found dead after contacting an electric wire drawn around a house.

The two wild elephants, both females, were aged 10 and 12 years.

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