A one horned rhino of Nepal rescued from Indian village

An endangered one-horned rhino which was swept away from Nepal's Chitwan Naitonal Park by the Rapti river flood to India has been rescued safely.
The two-and-a-half-year-old female rhino was rescued yesterday and brought back to its habitat in Chitwan Naitonal Park (CNP) on a truck today, said Narendra Aryal, assistant conservation officer of the CNP.
The rhino was swept away by the flood 42 kilometre south at the Nepal-India border.
It was found at the Bagaha area in Bihar of India and rescued with the help of information provided by the Indian officials. The rhino was found in midst of a sugarcane field in a village.

According to the national park official, the recent flooding in the rivers has swept away at least five other rhinos.
One of the rhinos was spotted heading towards Nepal-India border near the Balmiki Ashram while another missing rhino has been spotted at the Buffer Zone of Indian forest.
One rhino was found dead in the Chitwan National Park area. Two other rhinos have been rescued from nearby area of the national park.