Two parks in Thailand were stepped on by wild elephants, only two days before and after

Polar News reporter Manda

Intern Luo Yan

According to the Thai media The Thaiger reported on September 14, in just three days, two incidents of elephants stepped on the park guards in Thailand, one of which happened on September 11, and another occurred on September 13 day.

The forest guard stepped on the elephant by the Elephant of Bazhenwuri (picture source: Pattaya News)

On September 11th, in a village near the Taslan National Park in Bashenwuri, central Thailand, a hungry elephant appeared in the village for food, and the villagers tried to rush it back to the park. The elephant has been making trouble and destroying the villagers' houses. A park guard tried to scare the elephant with firecrackers, but the elephant took revenge and stepped on him to death.

On September 13th, in the longan plantation in the east of Tsimoshi, about six elephants foraged here. Many of the forests from Khlong Khruea Wai Wildlife Reserve tried to drive them away. One of the 42 -year -old forest guards was greened for a while, and was attacked by elephants to death.

Earlier, there were several incidents in the country's entry into human activity areas, leading to death. On September 10, a 66 -year -old Buddhist monk from Tsouzhubi Mansion was stepped on by an elephant.

Last month, in a rubber plantation in Beiliufu, eastern Thailand, an elderly woman was stepped on by an elephant. Her daughter and granddaughter were also attacked, but trying to escape. In the province of climbing in southern Thailand, an elephant torn its owner in half with an ivory. Police suspected that the elephant had a big temper because the owner let it move rubber wood under the scorching sun.

In addition, on September 11, a man was also stepped on to death at the village at the border between the National Park of Huaxingang.

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