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Environment Ministry condemns circulation of graphic elephant photos on social media

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By: Maria Namupala

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism has condemned the online sharing of graphic photos showing a recently euthanised elephant, calling the images “irresponsible and distressing.”

In a statement issued on Sunday, Minister Indileni Daniel urged the public to exercise restraint and respect in how they share wildlife-related content online, particularly when it involves human-wildlife conflict incidents.

Daniel said the elephant had been put down following a thorough assessment by wildlife officers after it posed a serious threat to nearby communities.

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The ministry reiterated its call for responsible social media conduct, noting that investigations into the incident are ongoing and further information will be shared through official channels.

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