Is ivory poaching behind the Tongod elephant death?

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## Ivory Poaching is Suspected in the Mutilation of a Bornean Elephant in Tongod

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Authorities in Sabah are investigating the death of a Bornean elephant found mutilated in the Sungai Pinangah Forest Reserve in Tongod, with initial findings suggesting a link to ivory poaching. The discovery was made by estate staff who had previously heard an explosion-like sound, and the condition of the animal, including the removal of its tusks and L-shaped cuts to its face and mouth, has raised serious concerns. Heavy rainfall complicated the immediate collection of evidence at the scene.

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Is ivory poaching behind the Tongod elephant death?

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