Cyclone Ramel has wreaked havoc in Bokakhat, Assam, leading to the deaths of over 200 migratory Little Egrets due to relentless winds and rains.
This calamity unfolded in Milanpur, a key site for the annual migration of this delicate bird species.
The fierce storm caused many young egrets to be dislodged from bamboo trees, resulting in widespread fatalities.
Local sources confirm that more than 200 Little Egrets, including the injured, have been rescued and transported to the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Panbari.
In a notable act of community resilience, local journalists spearheaded the rescue efforts, swiftly mobilizing to save the surviving birds.
Each year, these Australian migratory Little Egrets journey to Assam, making their loss a significant blow to the local ecosystem and the community that cherishes their arrival.
This tragic event has raised alarms among wildlife enthusiasts and environmentalists, highlighting the severe impact natural disasters can have on migratory species.
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