Watch: Locals dig mud to rescue elephant calf in Golaghat

Residents of Assam's Golaghat rescued an elephant calf which fell into a drain. The baby elephant is now undergoing treatment under the supervision of the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation And Conservation.

Golaghat (Assam): Residents of Golaghat's Numaligarh joined hands to rescue an elephant calf.

An elephant calf fell into a drain and got stuck in the mud. The locals used bare hands and spades to dig the mud around the baby elephant.

After hours of joined efforts, the locals successfully managed to rescue the baby elephant.

An elephant calf generally weighs between 90-120 kg. The calf is now being treated under the supervision of the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation And Conservation.