Woman hurt after car hits elephant in Mersing


MERSING: A woman was injured after the car she was driving hit an elephant that was crossing the road at KM12 of the Mersing-Endau Road last night.

Mersing police Chief Supt Abdul Razak Abdullah Sani said the incident occurred at about 10.40pm, as the woman, aged 47,  was driving a car from Mersing towards Endau when she saw the elephant crossing the road, but could not brake in time and hit the pachyderm.

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