News from India: Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary Elephant Kills Woman, Then Returns to Stepping on Her Corpse

A 70-year-old woman who was kicked in the leg by an elephant was later beaten by the same wild animal.

Maya Murmu was collecting water in the village of Raifal in eastern India when a runaway elephant appeared out of nowhere and shocked her Thursday morning.

He later died of his injuries in hospital, said Lopamudra Nayak, an inspector at the Rasgovindpur police station.

The elephant came back that night as a 70-year-old carcass lay in its burial bush.

His body was dropped, turned over again, dumped and left overnight, it is said. India Press Trust.

The elephant is believed to have traveled from Dalmatia to a wildlife sanctuary in Jharkhand, 200 kilometers from Raipal in Odisha’s Mayurbhanji district.

According to local information, Independent He said the second screen took place while Mrs. Murmu was performing his last rituals.

It is now known if anyone was injured, but after the elephant left, the family continued with the ceremony.

In India, around 100 people are killed each year by elephants, although their number can reach 300, according to the World Wildlife Fund.

The Indian government is curbing potentially deadly humans and elephants by halting a giant radio carnage and alerting residents via text messages when the animals roam human-inhabited areas.

The video above shows a man being kicked by an elephant in 2021.

Footage taken in Dhubri district shows an elephant emerging from the forest chasing a victim and fleeing for the man’s life.

The injured man was rushed to a hospital, where he was rushed to a forest canopy.

India Today reported that the man was “gravely injured” but was still alive and being treated in a hospital on December 19.