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Rhino killed with AK 47 in Kaziranga National Park

India blooms News Service | | Apr 14, 2016, at 07:36 pm

Kaziranga, Assam, Apr 14 (IBNS) A rhino was killed as poachers struck with assault rifles in the Kaziranga National Park on Wednesday night, the day the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the abode of one-horned animals, reports said.

A male adult rhino was killed and its horn taken away by armed poachers, reports quoted KNP Divisional Forest Officer Subhashis Das as saying.

The carcass of the rhino was recovered from a place under Burhapahar range of the Park.

Eighty-eight cases of AK-47 cartridges were found from the spot.

Prince William and Kate Middleton took a safari through the national park on Wednesday.

Six rhinos have been killed in the Kaziranga national park this year. Seventeen rhinos were killed in 2015 and their horns poached.

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