The hero of Indian elephants attacked the people right on the street

Two wild elephants stormed the outskirts of Mysore in southern India, attacking people on the street, killing one person.

Elephant attacks a car on Mysore street.

Two elephants have left devastation after the attack on a suburban area of ​​Mysore city in Karnataka. Officials say two elephants stormed the city from a nearby forest, leaving locals to run away to escape.

This man was trampled to death by the elephant.

According to local officials, an elephant infiltrated a women's university campus and wandered around, while the elephant ravaged a residential area. Forest guards and officials from Mysore Zoo then controlled and captured two elephants.

A 55-year-old man in Mysore's Bamboo Bazaar area has been trampled to death by an elephant.

"Crazy Elephant" attacks a calf.

SA Ramdas, education official in Karnataka state, said schools in Mysore yesterday were closed and police were deployed to prevent other attacks from occurring. Officials from Karnataka state forest protection agency said two elephants came from a forest 35km from Mysore. They said two other elephants are also wandering in the suburbs of Mysore.

A wild elephant steps through the fence in Mysore.

An official said that the craze of elephants was caused by humans violating their natural habitat. According to Mr. Ramdas, two captured elephants will be returned to the wild. Elephants are very revered animals in India.

Officials used wires to control and catch two wild elephants.

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