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Jun
Seven endangered Golden Langurs have been successfully released into the wild at Sikhna Jwhwlao National Park in Assam following their rescue from an alleged wildlife trafficking network, rehabilitation, and scientific monitoring, Assam Forest Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah announced on Wednesday. Sharing the development on social media platform X, the minister said the rescued primates underwent a carefully supervised rehabilitation process before being reintroduced into their natural habitat. Responding to media queries regarding the condition of the rescued animals, Mallabaruah stated that the seven surviving Golden Langurs had completed rescue, rehabilitation, and scientific assessment procedures and were found fit for release. Describing…
