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In Drought Stricken Sri Lanka, Farmers Watch Wells Empty and Wildlife Crowd Shrinking Water Holes
NTD
— October 14, 2026 at 07:24 AM UTC
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Months of drought in Sri Lanka have dried up most of the natural and artificial ponds in Yala National Park, leaving elephants, spotted deer and other animals searching for water. Wildlife officials say animals are suffering from dehydration and heat stress, and workers are using tankers and hoses to refill watering holes.
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