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KARACHI: Foreign experts have arrived in Karachi to examine African elephants Madhubala and Malka and provide better treatment for them following orders from Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab, ARY News reported.<\/strong><\/p>\n A Sri Lankan team led by Dr Badika and Dr Amir Khalil, along with experts from global wildlife organisation Four Paws, has reached Karachi for the elephants\u2019 medical checkups and treatment.<\/p>\n The Four Paws and Sri Lankan experts will examine Madhubala and Malika and carry out their medical tests.<\/p>\n Blood samples will be collected from the elephants, while other tests and X-rays will also be conducted.<\/p>\n The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation said foreign experts have been called to ensure better health and treatment for Madhubala.<\/p>\n Madhubala, who has been undergoing prolonged treatment for tuberculosis, is suffering from worsening health problems. Safari Park officials said an infection in her feet has also made it difficult for her to walk.<\/p>\n Last month, Madhubala suddenly collapsed inside her enclosure, prompting authorities to seek assistance from foreign veterinary specialists.<\/p>\n A KMC spokesperson said Madhubala suffered from acute weakness and low immunity following prolonged treatment for tuberculosis, which contributed to her sudden fall.<\/p>\n KMC spokesperson Daniyal Alishan Siyal said that her medical reports had been shared with Sri Lankan wildlife health specialist Dr Buddhika for assessment.<\/p>\n Safari Park officials said every possible measure would be taken to improve Madhubala\u2019s condition.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n