Buriram, “Tang Tang,” a large forest elephant, hungry late at night, invaded the house of the village headman's assistant. Drag sacks of rice to eat The team pushes wild elephants, sets off firecrackers, and chases them back into the forest.

Condition of the house of Mr. Hiang Jinpala, 58 years old, assistant village headman. Ban Nong Samet, Lam Nangrong Subdistrict, Non Din Daeng District, Buriram Province, after being attacked by "Tang Tang" a large forest elephant, invaded and destroyed the house in the middle of the night. Walls, doors, windows, and the roof were damaged. before dragging the sacks of rice stored in the house to eat His wife slept in a mosquito net, shocked and unable to find a way out before officials and the wild elephant rescue team came to help set off firecrackers and drive them back into the forest. The Subdistrict Administrative Organization rushed to inspect the damage. It was revealed that this year there were more than 30 households of farmers whose crops were destroyed by wild elephants.

Mr. Hiang said that around midnight, a wild elephant came out of the forest area. He was a volunteer to push wild elephants so he went out to help push the tank. But during the time when officials and volunteers Try to help push each other. The tank went back to his own house. and should smell the aroma of rice So he broke the cement wall behind the house and the door and window, went in and dragged out the sacks of rice that were stored in the house to eat. I guess he must be very hungry.

Source: Thai News Agency