In Tanzania, an elephant attacked a car with tourists from the UK

In Tanzania, an elephant attacked a safari car full of British tourists. This was reported on February 4 by the Daily Mail newspaper.

"Terrifying moment: an elephant attacks a safari truck with British people, smashing a window," the article says.

The travelers filmed the elephant attack. At first, a group of vacationers calmly watched the animal, but the situation changed dramatically when the elephant suddenly rushed to their car. The animal crashed into the car, breaking the window and causing panic among the passengers. One of the tourists screamed that he was bleeding.

The driver managed to quickly drive away from the aggressive animal. There were glass fragments in the cabin. The terrified passengers urgently demanded to leave the danger zone, fearing a repeat attack.

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Investigators have already opened a case on violation of labor protection requirements, which resulted in serious harm to health.

The Daily Mirror newspaper reported on January 18 that in the Indian state of Jharkhand, an aggressive elephant has killed 22 people since the beginning of the year, including an eight-month-old baby and four more older children. Residents of local villages were forced to leave their homes and seek shelter.

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