Pakistani Elephant Undergoes Emergency Procedure but Succumbs to Injuries Days Later

Noor Jehan, a 17-year-old elephant at a Pakistani zoo, died after undergoing a critical medical procedure performed by international veterinarians to assess her condition.
The veterinarians found a large hematoma in Noor's abdomen affecting her organs and a broken pelvis from trauma.
Noor Jehan died after getting stuck in her enclosure's pool for hours following an accident.
Experts are calling for the transfer of the only remaining elephant at the zoo, Madhubala, to a more suitable facility as soon as possible.
Animal welfare advocates criticized zoo officials for neglecting the elephants and urged accountability for Noor Jehan's death.