Jamshedpur, Nov. 7 -- A female elephant was found dead near Buram Tollah in Thakura village, under the Noamundi police station limits in Saranda Reserve Forest in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district, apparently after being electrocuted, officials said on Friday. With this, three elephants have died in the Saranda region since October 2, two of them due to electrocution after contacting low-lying high-tension (HT) electric wires across the forest and village areas. "Elephant herds are roaming in many parts of the Saranda and Kolhan Forest divisions. This is why our team took time to reach the spot. Prima facie, the female elephant looked to have dragged herself to the spot before dying from electrocution. The deceased elephant was 35 years old, and we will provide adequate compensation to the villagers whose crops were damaged by the elephant herds," Jitendra Kumar Singh, Noamundi forest ranger, told the media on Friday. A team of veterinary doctors led by Dr Puja Mukherjee performed a post-mortem on the deceased elephant but said the exact cause of death would only be known after the post-mortem report. Meanwhile, a probe is underway into the incident....