Harrowing moments for husband in Chonburi who saw his wife killed by an angry elephant Sunday morning

October 4, 2026 at 8:36 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

A wild elephant chased down and killed a 36-year-old woman collecting latex with her husband in Chonburi early Sunday, leaving her body severed in two. Wanna Sridachama spotted the animal first and shouted for her husband to run before it pursued her through the plantation. Her death is the latest in a grim series, with three Chonburi rubber workers killed in under four months. The tragedy exposes a far wider threat across eastern Thailand, where elephants increasingly roam beyond protected forests. Wild elephants have killed 273 people nationwide since 2012, including 141 in the eastern forest complex alone.

Wild elephant kills Wanna Sridachama, 36, after chasing her through a Chonburi rubber plantation. Three local workers have died in under four months. ( Source: Daily News )

A wild elephant chased and killed a 36-year-old woman collecting latex with her husband in Chonburi early Sunday. The attack occurred inside a rubber plantation in Nong Yai district at about 6 am. Notably, Wanna Sridachama saw the elephant first and immediately warned her husband. “The elephant’s coming, run,” she shouted.

The couple fled through the plantation in different directions as the elephant approached. Her husband, Phanmongkol Jindawan, 27, ran uphill while Ms Wanna headed another way. However, the elephant ignored him and pursued his wife. Moments later, Mr Phanmongkol heard her screaming among the rubber trees.

When he looked back, he saw the elephant attacking his wife. At that point, he could not safely reach her while the animal remained nearby. Eventually, the elephant moved away. Mr Phanmongkol rushed back and found his wife dead.

Elephant attack leaves woman dead as police and wildlife teams respond to danger in Chonburi plantation

The attack had inflicted catastrophic injuries. According to Daily News, the elephant struck Ms Wanna with such force that her body was severed in two. Her husband then contacted police and reported the killing.

Officers from Nong Yai Police Station responded alongside local rescue workers. They found Ms Wanna inside the plantation at Moo 1, Khlong Phlu subdistrict. Subsequently, police cordoned off the area and began examining the circumstances surrounding her death.

In parallel, officials contacted wildlife agencies and started checking the surrounding area. There were concerns that the elephant could remain nearby. Residents and agricultural workers near forest areas were warned to exercise particular caution.

As part of this response, officials warned people against approaching or chasing wild elephants. Instead, anyone encountering an animal was told to contact officials immediately. Wildlife teams continued monitoring elephant movements around the area.

Sunday’s killing comes amid a series of fatal elephant encounters involving plantation workers in Chonburi. Only five weeks earlier, another man was killed while working in a rubber plantation. Pichai Ngamphaeng, 38, died in neighbouring Bo Thong district on August 28.

Three fatal elephant attacks hit Chonburi rubber workers within four months as national toll rises

Mr Pichai had also been working alongside his wife when wild elephants appeared. Consequently, the two cases share striking circumstances. Both involved married couples working inside Chonburi rubber plantations when elephants entered their surroundings.

Separately, another fatal elephant attack had already occurred in Khlong Phlu this year. The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation recorded that death on June 21. The victim was found inside a rubber plantation at Ban Khlong Takhian, Moo 3.

Ms Wanna was therefore at least the second rubber worker killed by an elephant in Khlong Phlu this year. Overall, three fatal encounters have occurred around Chonburi rubber plantations within less than four months. Two happened within the same Nong Yai subdistrict.

Beyond Chonburi, the deaths form part of a much larger national toll. Official figures show wild elephants have killed hundreds of people across Thailand since 2012. The latest figures put the number of deaths at 273.

Another 245 people were injured during the same period. Significantly, eastern Thailand accounted for a large share of those casualties. The eastern forest complex alone recorded 141 of the 273 deaths.

Eastern forest region accounts for over half of Thailand’s 273 deaths as elephants move beyond forests

More than half of the recorded fatalities therefore occurred within the eastern forest region. The affected area includes Chonburi, Chachoengsao, Chanthaburi and neighbouring provinces. Annual figures also show substantial numbers of deaths continuing each year.

In 2023, wild elephants killed 22 people, according to Department of National Parks figures. The following year, the toll climbed to 39. During fiscal 2025, another 30 people died and 29 were injured.

By February 25 this year, another ten people had already been killed. In addition, 19 people had been injured by that date. Sunday’s attack adds another fatal case to the continuing toll.

Eastern Thailand remains particularly exposed to encounters between people and wild elephants. One important factor is the number of animals travelling beyond protected forests. Department of National Parks Director-General Atthapol Charoenchansa described the scale earlier this year.

According to Mr Atthapol, more than 90% of elephant attacks occur outside protected forests. Meanwhile, about 75% of elephants in eastern Thailand venture beyond protected areas. Some travel tens of kilometres outside forest boundaries.

Thousands of elephant excursions put eastern farms and rubber workers increasingly in animals’ path

As a result, elephants regularly move into areas where people live and work. These include rubber plantations, cassava fields, orchards, villages and public roads. Agricultural workers can therefore encounter animals well beyond formal wildlife areas.

Official records show how frequently these movements occur. During the first seven months of 2025, officials recorded 3,375 elephant excursions across seven eastern provinces. During that same period, twelve people were killed.

For rubber workers, working hours create another element in these encounters. Latex collection frequently takes place before dawn or during darkness. Workers can therefore be deep inside plantations while elephants are moving across surrounding agricultural land.

Visibility can also be limited among rows of rubber trees. Workers may have little warning when a large animal approaches from elsewhere in a plantation. Close encounters can therefore develop quickly.

Sunday’s killing occurred during precisely those early-morning working hours. Ms Wanna and her husband were collecting latex at around 6 am. Then she noticed the elephant entering the plantation.

Early morning rubber work raises encounter risks as researchers explain why wild elephants may attack

Immediately, she shouted her warning. The couple ran in different directions through the trees. Mr Phanmongkol headed uphill while his wife fled another way.

Yet the elephant did not follow him. Instead, it pursued Ms Wanna. Her husband soon heard her screams.

Thai wildlife researchers have identified several circumstances associated with elephant attacks. Unexpected close encounters during darkness can startle elephants and trigger defensive responses. Likewise, animals entering farmland can experience repeated confrontations with people.

Farmers sometimes use loud noises, firecrackers and other methods to drive elephants from crops. Researchers say repeated hostile encounters can affect how elephants subsequently respond to humans. Elephants also have strong memories and can change their behaviour following repeated confrontations.

Still, most encounters between wild elephants and people do not result in attacks. Their enormous size makes any physical attack exceptionally dangerous. Asian elephants can weigh several tonnes.

An attack can involve charging, trampling, tusks or powerful blows from the trunk. Accordingly, a close encounter can become fatal within seconds. The injuries inflicted on Ms Wanna demonstrated the enormous force involved.

Fatal rubber plantation attacks spread across eastern Thailand as elephants and people suffer casualties

On another front, similar deaths have occurred elsewhere within the eastern region. In August 2025, Abdullah, 66, was killed while tapping rubber in neighbouring Chachoengsao. A wild elephant attacked him at Ban Khlong Takhian in Tha Takiap district.

That plantation was approximately four kilometres from Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary. Once again, the victim was performing routine work inside a rubber plantation. The attack also occurred within the wider eastern forest region.

The conflict has inflicted casualties on the elephant population as well. Department figures show 101 wild elephants died between 2015 and early 2026. Another 51 elephants were injured during conflicts involving people.

Even so, the human toll remains heavily concentrated in eastern Thailand. Of 273 deaths nationwide since 2012, 141 occurred within the eastern forest complex. Recent cases in Chonburi illustrate that concentration at local level.

First, a rubber worker was killed inside Khlong Phlu on June 21. Then Mr Pichai died in another Chonburi rubber plantation on August 28. Five weeks later, Ms Wanna was killed back in Khlong Phlu.

Three Chonburi plantation deaths in under four months expose repeated danger for local rubber workers

Taken together, the three Chonburi deaths occurred within less than four months. Moreover, two happened within the same subdistrict. Each involved people working in rubber plantations.

The June victim was found at Ban Khlong Takhian in Moo 3. Sunday’s attack occurred at another plantation in Moo 1. Both locations are within Khlong Phlu subdistrict in Nong Yai.

Against that background, Sunday’s encounter began as routine early-morning work. Ms Wanna and Mr Phanmongkol entered their plantation together to collect rubber sap. Shortly before the attack, neither had any reported indication of immediate danger.

At around 6 am, Ms Wanna spotted the wild elephant. She reacted first and warned her husband. “The elephant’s coming, run,” she shouted.

Both immediately fled. Mr Phanmongkol ran uphill, while his wife chose another direction through the plantation. The elephant ignored him and followed Ms Wanna.

Soon afterwards, Mr Phanmongkol heard his wife’s screams. He turned and saw the animal attacking her. While the elephant remained there, he could not reach her safely.

Afterwards, the animal finally walked away from the area. Mr Phanmongkol then rushed towards his wife. By then, she was dead.

Police secure plantation after killing as Thailand records hundreds of deaths and injuries since 2012

Police and rescue workers later entered the plantation and secured the scene. At the same time, wildlife officials began checking the surrounding area. Officials also issued warnings to people living and working near forest zones.

The death comes amid thousands of recorded elephant movements beyond protected areas in eastern Thailand. It also follows years of substantial human casualties. Nationally, the annual toll reached 22 deaths in 2023 and 39 during 2024.

Another 30 people died during fiscal 2025. By late February this year, ten more people had already been killed. In total, the official toll since 2012 stands at 273 dead and 245 injured.

For the eastern forest complex, the figures are particularly concentrated. It accounts for 141 of those deaths. Furthermore, three recent Chonburi cases involved workers inside rubber plantations.

Nong Yai suffers second fatal attack in months as husband recounts wife’s final warning and pursuit

For Nong Yai, Sunday’s death also follows another fatal attack within the same subdistrict. The earlier victim died in Khlong Phlu in June. Ms Wanna was killed there little more than three months later.

The circumstances of Sunday’s attack were recorded through the account of the man who escaped. Mr Phanmongkol had been beside his wife shortly before the elephant appeared. She saw the danger first.

Her warning sent both running through the plantation. Mr Phanmongkol reached higher ground. The elephant went after his wife instead.

He then heard her screaming and saw the attack. Only after the elephant moved away could he return.

Ms Wanna was already dead.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月4日晚上8:36

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

周日清晨，在春武里府，一头野生大象追赶并袭击了一名正在与丈夫一起采集乳胶的36岁女子，将其撞成两截。女子名叫瓦娜·斯里达查玛 (Wanna Sridachama)，她最先发现了这头大象，并大声呼喊丈夫快跑，随后大象追赶她穿过了种植园。她的死是近期一系列悲剧中的最新一起，在不到四个月的时间里，春武里府已有三名橡胶工人被大象撞死。这场悲剧暴露了泰国东部地区更广泛的威胁，那里的大象越来越多地出现在保护区以外的区域。自2012年以来，野生大象已在泰国全国范围内造成273人死亡，仅东部森林地区就有141人遇难。

一头野生大象在春武里府的一处橡胶园追逐36岁的瓦娜·斯里达查玛后将其咬死。不到四个月的时间里，已有三名当地工人丧生。（来源：《每日新闻》）

周日清晨，在春武里府农艾县，一头野生大象追赶并咬死了一名36岁的女子。当时她正和丈夫一起采集乳胶。袭击发生在早上6点左右。值得注意的是，女子瓦娜·斯里达查玛最先发现了大象，并立即警告了她的丈夫。“大象来了，快跑！”她喊道。

大象逼近时，这对夫妇朝不同的方向逃进了种植园。她的丈夫，27岁的潘蒙科尔·金达万，向上山坡跑去，而瓦娜女士则朝另一个方向逃去。然而，大象没有理会他，而是追赶他的妻子。片刻之后，潘蒙科尔先生听到妻子在橡胶树丛中尖叫。

他回头一看，发现大象正在攻击他的妻子。当时大象就在附近，他无法安全地靠近她。最终，大象走开了。潘蒙科尔先生赶紧跑回去，发现妻子已经死了。

春武里府种植园发生大象袭击事件，一名女子不幸身亡，警方和野生动物保护小组已赶赴现场处置。

这次袭击造成了毁灭性的伤害。据《每日新闻》报道，大象猛烈撞击瓦娜女士，将她的身体拦腰截断。她的丈夫随后联系警方报案。

侬艾警察局的警员与当地救援人员一同赶到现场。他们在空普鲁县1号村的种植园内发现了瓦娜女士。随后，警方封锁了现场，并开始调查她的死因。

与此同时，相关部门联系了野生动物管理机构，并开始对周边地区进行检查。他们担心这头大象可能仍在附近徘徊。森林附近的居民和农业工人被警告要格外小心。

作为应对措施的一部分，官员警告民众不要接近或追逐野生大象。任何遇到大象的人都被告知要立即与官员联系。野生动物保护小组继续监测该地区大象的活动。

周日的这起杀戮事件发生之际，春武里府已发生一系列涉及种植园工人的致命大象袭击事件。就在五周前，另一名男子在橡胶种植园工作时被大象袭击身亡。38岁的皮猜·甘烹于8月28日在邻近的波通县遇难。

四个月内，春武里府橡胶工人遭三起致命大象袭击事件，全国死亡人数上升

皮查伊先生当时也正和妻子一起在田间劳作，这时野生大象出现了。因此，这两起事件有着惊人的相似之处。两起事件都涉及在春武里橡胶园工作的夫妇，当时大象闯入了他们的工作区域。

此外，今年在克隆普鲁（Khlong Phlu）还发生过另一起致命的大象袭击事件。国家公园、野生动植物保护部于6月21日记录了这起死亡事件。受害者被发现死于3号村（Moo 3）的克隆塔基安村（Ban Khlong Takhian）的一处橡胶种植园内。

因此，瓦娜女士至少是今年在克隆普鲁地区被大象撞死的第二名橡胶工人。总的来说，在不到四个月的时间里，春武里府橡胶种植园附近共发生了三起致命的大象袭击事件。其中两起就发生在同一个农艾县。

除了春武里府以外，这些死亡事件只是全国范围内更大规模死亡人数的一部分。官方数据显示，自2012年以来，野生大象已在泰国各地造成数百人死亡。最新数据显示，死亡人数已达273人。

同期另有245人受伤。值得注意的是，泰国东部地区伤亡人数占很大比例。仅东部森林地区就记录了273例死亡病例中的141例。

泰国东部森林地区发生的大象死亡事件占泰国273起死亡事件的一半以上，原因是大象迁徙到森林以外的地区。

因此，超过一半的死亡案例发生在东部森林地区。受影响地区包括春武里府、北柳府、尖竹汶府及其周边府。年度数据显示，每年仍有大量死亡案例发生。

根据国家公园管理局的数据，2023年野生大象造成22人死亡。次年，死亡人数攀升至39人。2025财年，又有30人死亡，29人受伤。

截至今年2月25日，已有10人丧生，另有19人受伤。周日的袭击事件又造成一人死亡，使死亡人数持续攀升。

泰国东部地区仍然是人象冲突的高发区。一个重要因素是大量象群迁徙到保护区以外的区域。国家公园管理局局长阿塔蓬·查伦昌萨（Atthapol Charoenchansa）今年早些时候曾描述过这一问题的严重程度。

阿塔蓬先生表示，超过90%的大象袭击事件发生在保护区之外。同时，泰国东部约有75%的大象会冒险离开保护区。有些大象甚至会游荡到森林边界外数十公里的地方。

数千次的大象游览活动使东部的农场和橡胶工人越来越频繁地进入动物的活动范围。

因此，大象经常进入人类居住和工作的区域，包括橡胶种植园、木薯田、果园、村庄和公共道路。因此，农业工人可能会在远超出正规野生动物保护区范围的地方遇到这些动物。

官方记录显示了这些迁徙事件的频繁发生。2025年前七个月，官方记录显示，东部七个省份共发生3375起大象出没事件。同期，有12人因此丧生。

对于橡胶工人来说，工作时间又为这些遭遇增添了另一个因素。乳胶采集通常在黎明前或夜间进行。因此，当大象在周围的农田里漫步时，工人们可能正在种植园深处作业。

在橡胶树成排的林荫道中，能见度也可能受到限制。当大型动物从种植园的其他地方靠近时，工人们可能几乎没有任何预警。因此，近距离接触事件可能迅速发生。

周日的这起杀戮事件就发生在清晨的工作时段。瓦娜女士和她的丈夫早上6点左右正在收集乳胶。这时，她注意到一头大象走进了种植园。

清晨橡胶作业会增加遭遇野生大象的风险，研究人员解释了野生大象为何可能发起攻击。

她立刻大声发出警告。这对夫妇朝不同的方向跑去，穿过树林。潘蒙科尔先生朝山上跑去，他的妻子则朝另一个方向逃去。

然而，大象并没有跟着他，而是追赶瓦娜女士。她的丈夫很快听到了她的尖叫声。

泰国野生动物研究人员已经发现几种与大象袭击事件相关的因素。夜间突如其来的近距离接触会惊吓到大象，引发其防御反应。同样，动物进入农田也可能导致它们与人类反复发生冲突。

农民有时会使用巨响、鞭炮和其他方法来驱赶大象，保护庄稼。研究人员表示，反复的敌对遭遇会影响大象日后对人类的反应。大象的记忆力也很强，在经历多次冲突后，它们的行为可能会发生改变。

尽管如此，大多数野生大象与人类的遭遇都不会导致攻击。它们庞大的体型使得任何肢体攻击都极其危险。亚洲象的体重可达数吨。

攻击方式包括冲撞、践踏、用獠牙或象鼻猛击。因此，近距离接触可能在几秒钟内致命。瓦娜女士所受的伤就证明了攻击的力量之大。

泰国东部橡胶种植园发生致命袭击事件，大象和人均伤亡惨重。

另一方面，东部地区其他地方也发生了类似的死亡事件。2025年8月，66岁的阿卜杜拉在邻近的北柳府割胶时被一头野生大象袭击身亡。事发地点位于塔塔基亚县的班克隆塔基安村。

那片橡胶园距离考昂鲁奈野生动物保护区大约四公里。受害者当时正在橡胶园内进行日常工作。袭击事件也发生在东部森林地区。

这场冲突也给大象种群造成了伤亡。相关部门的数据显示，2015年至2026年初期间，共有101头野生大象死亡。另有51头大象在人象冲突中受伤。

即便如此，死亡人数仍然高度集中在泰国东部。自2012年以来，全国共有273人死亡，其中141人发生在东部森林地区。春武里府最近发生的病例也印证了这种局部集中现象。

首先，6月21日，一名橡胶工人在Khlong Phlu被杀。然后，8月28日，Pichai先生在春武里府的另一个橡胶种植园被杀。五周后，Wanna女士再次在Khlong Phlu被杀。

不到四个月内春武里府橡胶种植园发生三起死亡事故，再次暴露了当地橡胶工人面临的重重危险。

春武里府的三起死亡事件加起来发生在不到四个月的时间里。此外，其中两起发生在同一个乡镇。每起事件的死者都曾在橡胶种植园工作。

6 月份的受害者在 3 号村的 Ban Khlong Takhian 被发现。周日的袭击发生在 1 号村的另一个种植园。这两个地点都位于农艾县 Khlong Phlu 分区内。

在此背景下，周日的遭遇始于一次例行的清晨工作。瓦娜女士和潘蒙科尔先生一同进入橡胶园采集橡胶汁液。袭击发生前不久，两人均未察觉到任何迫在眉睫的危险。

早上六点左右，瓦娜女士发现了这头野生大象。她反应最快，立即警告丈夫：“大象来了，快跑！”她喊道。

两人立即逃走。潘蒙科尔先生向上山跑，而他的妻子则选择了穿过种植园的另一条路。大象没有理会他，而是跟着瓦娜女士跑了过去。

不久之后，潘蒙科尔先生听到了妻子的尖叫声。他转过身，看到那头大象正在攻击她。大象仍停留在那里，他无法安全地靠近妻子。

随后，那只动物终于离开了。潘蒙科尔先生随即冲向妻子。但那时，她已经去世了。

泰国警方封锁种植园，此前发生枪击事件；自2012年以来，泰国已有数百人伤亡。

随后，警方和救援人员进入种植园，封锁了现场。与此同时，野生动物管理人员开始对周边地区进行检查。官员们还向居住和工作在森林附近的人员发出警告。

此次死亡事件发生之际，正值泰国东部保护区外数千头大象被记录在案的迁徙活动频发之时。此外，多年来，大象造成的人员伤亡也屡见不鲜。2023年，泰国全国范围内的大象死亡人数达到22人，2024年则高达39人。

2025财年又有30人死亡。截至今年2月底，又有10人丧生。自2012年以来，官方统计的死亡人数为273人，受伤人数为245人。

东部森林区域的死亡人数尤为集中，占总数的141例。此外，春武里府近期发生的三起死亡事件均涉及橡胶种植园内的工人。

农艾发生第二起致命袭击事件，丈夫讲述妻子临终前的警告和追捕行动。

对侬亚伊而言，周日的这起死亡事件也发生在同一分区内的另一起致命袭击之后。此前的受害者于6月在空普鲁遇害。瓦娜女士在三个多月后也在那里遇害。

周日袭击事件的经过是通过一位幸存男子的叙述记录下来的。潘蒙科尔先生在象出现前不久一直陪伴在妻子身边。是她最先发现了危险。

她的警告吓得两人四散奔逃，穿过种植园。潘蒙坤先生逃到了地势较高的地方，而大象则转而追赶他的妻子。

他随后听到她的尖叫声，并目睹了袭击。直到大象离开后，他才得以返回。

Wanna女士已经去世了。

在武里南府，一头被催促加快交配速度的愤怒大象攻击了它的主人和当地居民。

官员计划将周一袭击并致一名69岁露营者死亡的雄性大象转移至其他地方。这是第三名遇难者。

周五下午，一名22岁的西班牙女游客在瑶岛给大象洗澡时，被大象顶伤身亡。

巴西医生订婚仅一周后在曼谷酒店火灾中不幸身亡，目前正在调查中。

曼谷乍都乍周末市场大火后，人们对储存在曼谷的电动汽车和电池的安全问题表示担忧。

随着汽车、农业和商业领域的变革成为现实，泰国正面临经济考验。

警方发现致命火灾是由刹车失灵引发的燃气爆炸造成的，公交车司机被控罪。

周五晚间，泰国南部发生一起恐怖车祸，摩托车后座上的一家人全部遇难。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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