Three elephant incursions leave Chemor orchard owners worried
IPOH: Years of hard work developing fruit orchards in Bukit Bangkong, Chemor, are under threat after wild elephants raided the area three times within weeks, damaging fruit trees, water tanks, pipes and ponds.
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