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Elephant attacks bus in Sri Lanka, smashing windscreen
3 sourcesFirst reported 26 days agoUpdated 26 days ago
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What all sources covered
- 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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Who reported first
BBC NewsFirst
Proto Thema+8h
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All coverage
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Watch: Elephant smashes through bus windscreen during attack
BBC News· 26 days ago
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Στιγμές τρόμου στη Σρι Λάνκα: Ελέφαντας επιτέθηκε σε λεωφορείο στρατιωτικών – Έσπασε το παρμπρίζ και προκάλεσε πανικό
Philenews· 26 days ago
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Ελέφαντας επιτέθηκε σε στρατιωτικό λεωφορείο στη Σρι Λάνκα και έσπασε το παρμπρίζ, δείτε βίντεο
Proto Thema· 26 days ago