Wild elephant kills a middle age man in Jhapa

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Kathmandu November 17 2024

Jhapa Nepal, November 25, 2024: A wild elephant has taken the life of a middle age man in Jhapa district.

Min Bahadur Bhattarai, 45 has been killed after a wild elephant attacked him in Deepjyoti village-3 of Damak Municipality.

It is said that the man was attacked at around 2 a.m. last night. Before killing him, the wild elephant had chased away around a hundred meters while he had attempted to chase away to the wild elephant entered in the settlement.

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