The vultures were found lying dead on the outskirts of the village on June 1. Three vultures, found alive in critical condition, were treated and released on Tuesday.
The Vultures Conservation and Breeding Centre (VCBC), Rani, Kamrup, in collaboration with the Assam Forest Department and the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), has successfully released 15 Himalayan Griffon Vultures back into the wild in Kamrup on Monday, April 29.
