Guwahati, Aug. 7 -- A golden langur was killed after being electrocuted by a live wire in Assam's Katuripara village, located near the Kakoijana Reserve Forest, on Thursday.

The incident has raised concerns among the public and wildlife conservationists about the increasing risks to the species across the region.

A primate biologist pointed out that when electricity causes harm to wildlife, it reflects a broader failure to protect both nature and human safety.

Residents of Katuripara have raised alarms over the persistent dangers posed by exposed electric wires and open transformers in the area.

Despite multiple requests to the electricity department, no significant measures have been taken to address these issues.

The golden langur ...