Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Wild Elephants Enter Vizianagaram from Manyam
A group of wild elephants has come into Vizianagaram district from the nearby Manyam district.
They are walking through farm areas, which is making farmers and local people worried.
The elephants were last seen moving from one area called Nallodu Cheruvu towards a village named Pinapenki.
Farmers are concerned about their crops and the safety of people living nearby.
Forest officials are keeping an eye on the elephants and telling everyone to be careful.
A herd of wild elephants has entered Vizianagaram district from Manyam district.
The elephants are moving through agricultural fields, causing concern among farmers and residents.
The herd is currently roaming in Terlam and Badangi mandals.
The elephants were last spotted moving from Nallodu Cheruvu area towards Pinapenki village.
Forest officials are monitoring the elephants' movement and advising residents to remain alert.
- Who
- A herd of wild elephants
- What
- Entered Vizianagaram district from Manyam district
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Vizianagaram district, Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- Not specified
Farmers and Residents
Forest Officials
Concern for Safety and Crop Damage
Farmers and Residents
Farmers and residents are worried about the safety of people and potential crop damage as the elephants move through agricultural fields.
Forest Officials
Forest officials are monitoring the elephants' movement and advising residents to remain alert to ensure safety.
- Location
- Vizianagaram district, Andhra Pradesh, India
- Current Area
- Terlam and Badangi mandals
- Last Spotted
- Nallodu Cheruvu area in Badangi mandal
- Direction of Movement
- Towards Pinapenki village
- Affected Crops
- Maize and paddy fields