Elephant attacks bus in Sri Lanka, smashing windscreen

3 sourcesFirst reported 26 days agoUpdated 26 days ago

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A wild elephant attacked a military bus in Sri Lanka on June 23.
The elephant smashed the windscreen, causing panic among the passengers.
Despite the severity of the incident, there were no reported injuries.
Such wild elephant encounters are not uncommon in Sri Lanka, often occurring near forested areas.
Human-elephant conflict remains a significant issue in South Asia.

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On June 23, a wild elephant attacked a bus in Sri Lanka, an incident captured in footage released three days later. The bus was carrying air force personnel, according to BBC News, or military personnel, as reported by Philenews and Proto Thema.

The elephant struck the front of the bus, causing its windscreen to smash. Despite the damage, no injuries were reported from the incident.

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