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Pineapple plantation owner killed by wild elephants in Chachoengsao

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Pineapple plantation owner killed by wild elephants in Chachoengsao

By The Nation

 

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The elderly owner of a pineapple plantation in Chachoengsao was killed by two wild elephants early Monday, local villagers said.

 

District officials, army troops and wildlife officials checked the plantation in Ban Khao Kluaymai of Chachoengsao’s Tha Takiab district at 6 am Monday after being alerted of the death.

 

They found the body of Ek Homhuan, 73, on the ground near a hut where he spent the night to watch over his pineapple plantation.

 

His friends and relatives told the authorities that while they were tapping rubber trees early Monday, they heard wild elephants making angry sounds.

 

They went to check and saw two wild elephants demolishing Ek’s hut and pulling him outside before kicking him to death.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30362619

 

— The Nation 2019-01-21

What a nasty way to go. 

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Chalk one up for the Elephants. Guess they felt he owed them more than just a few pineapples since the farm was built in the middle of their original home. I hear they never forget such things.

I know cows love pineapples saw some getting into a truckload of them as drought relief in Aus last year. Elephants must be the same. I doubt whether they grabbed him out of his shack, he was probably trying to scare them away

 

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