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Haati app will warn people of approaching herds of elephants to allow them to get out of the way.
Assam has one of the biggest elephant populations in India and a high number of elephant and human deaths caused by their interactions.
Conservationists say elephants are becoming more aggressive in Assam because their habitats are shrinking and their natural corridors are being encroached upon.
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