The South African elephant kills visitors who tried to save the children in Kruger National Park

An elephant in the National National Pass of Kruger PASS trodden a visitor to die when he tried to protect children, said officials.

An incident in Sunday, involving Shail Adabir, 59-year-old Adabir from Shaik Adabir from the South African South African investigator lives under the Inquiry Act, According to South Africa parks.

“The first eyegable accounts show that the family parked near the child’s home and children ran through a bridge in a bridge where one elephant had promised children and was fired. “He was overcome by his injury on the scene.”

“On the day, the animal responsible for death would be able to be acquired as they were nearby and immediately left behind when people were trying to save the life of the deceased,” adding.

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The South African Parks South Africans also say that it gives a “heartfelt condolences in the family Mrsoledmed and wishes them in this difficult time.”

The agency said to its “National Parks There is a threat that is possible from dangerous animals” and “in the standards with parks can only be [leave] cars in selected areas.

“No part of your body can come out of the window or sunroof and departments should always be closed,” warns.

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The same elephant that is similar to the above is released from these visitors as he tried to bring children to the inside Krger National Park, officials say. (Murat Ozgur Guvendik / Anadola Agency with Getty Pictures)

The park authorities described elephants as “peaceful animals” but noticed “can be aggressive when they are sick, injured or abused.”

“Elephants can be conducted by a threat to demonstrations or actual billing. Many cases delicate charges of crashes before the target is reached,” said South African National Parks.

In South Africa National Parks says elephants can be aggressive if they feel victims. (Frédéric Soltan / Corbis with Getty Pictures)

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“However, when the attack is followed, the elephant is able to kill another elephant, some animals (including people) or abusive vehicles,