Elephant runs amok, causes damage to banana plantation in Gua Musang


GUA MUSANG (Bernama): About 30 villagers of Kampung Subong, here, claimed to have suffered losses amounting to RM50,000 when an elephant ran amok and ravaged their banana plants on Thursday (April 1).

One of the villagers, Zakaria Omar, 53, said the elephant damaged 300 of his banana plants and also trampled to death two of his cows when the pachyderm ran amok in a rubber plantation near the village between 10pm and 3am that day.

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