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Man killed by elephant while searching for missing cow in Kuala Krai

KOTA BHARU, Sept 10 — A 66-year-old man was believed to have been killed by an elephant while searching for his missing cow at the Lepan Kabu plantation in Kuala Krai this...

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在瓜拉吉赖,一名男子在寻找走失的牛时被大象撞死。

A 66-year-old man, identified as Ghazali Setapa from Kampung Pahi, was reportedly killed by an elephant while searching for his missing cow in the Lepan Kabu plantation in Kuala Krai.

Following a report received at 4 pm, police joined forces with the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan) and the Civil Defence Force to secure the area and recover the remains.

Mohd Khairul Anuar, Pahi Mukim chief, noted that while elephants have previously wandered into the area, it is not their natural habitat, suggesting the animal may have been lost.

The victim's body was taken to Hospital Sultan Ismail Petra for a post-mortem examination.

KOTA BHARU, Sept 10 — A 66-year-old man was believed to have been killed by an elephant while searching for his missing cow at the Lepan Kabu plantation in Kuala Krai this afternoon.

Kuala Krai police chief Supt Mazlan Mamat said that following a report at 4 pm, a joint team of police, Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan), and Civil Defence Force was deployed to the scene.

“The team secured the area before recovering the victim’s remains,” he told Bernama yesterday.

Meanwhile, Pahi Mukim chief Mohd Khairul Anuar Mohd Nor identified the victim as Ghazali Setapa, from Kampung Pahi.

Mohd Khairul Anuar said Ghazali had gone to the plantation with his two sons and three friends to look for his missing cow. The group had then split up. One of them had spotted an elephant and a member of the group was sent to notify Perhilitan.

Moments later, they claimed to have heard trumpeting nearby, followed the sound, and discovered the victim, apparently killed by the animal.

Mohd Khairul Anuar said the victim’s body was sent to Hospital Sultan Ismail Petra’s Forensic Unit for a post-mortem.

He added that while elephants had strayed into the area before, the last such incident was two to three years ago, and this animal is believed to have lost its way as the area is not their natural habitat. — Bernama

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