A giant wild elephant emerged onto a road near Khao Yai National Park, frightening vacationers who hastily tried to reverse their cars. The incident occurred yesterday when the elephant left the forest, crossing the street with out inflicting any hurt earlier than returning to the woodland space.
According to Assumporn Rojanburanan, the top of Pong Prathan village in the Pak Chong district, Nakhon Ratchasima, the massive elephant was spotted walking out of the woods and leisurely strolling alongside the street inside the national park round on the greatest way to Klhong Tabak. The elephant was heading towards the three-way intersection at Green Hill, close to the Nen Hom Gate and Pong Yai Maeow.
Assumporn was accompanying his son, Kritsana Rojanburanan, and pals on a sightseeing trip and photography expedition in Khao Yai National Park after they encountered the massive elephant. They estimated it to be a young elephant, aged about 15-18 years, as it had not but developed tusks and its gender could not be discerned. Fill in the blanks brought on vehicles coming from Nakhon Nayok’s Nen Hom Gate to swerve and try to escape, fearing the animal would approach them. However, because of a long queue of automobiles behind, they were unable to reverse.
The elephant continued heading in direction of the Green Hill intersection, where it was filmed by Kritsana’s son. The elephant then walked down the aspect of the street and returned to the forest without inflicting any damage or incidents.
Chaiya Huayhongsathon, Head of Khao Yai National Park, commented that wild elephants often come to the roadside to search for meals on the path to Prachin Buri, often strolling onto the road itself.
He mentioned that park official Sitthiporn Sinsueb has been assigned to take care of the elephants and ensure the security of vacationers and locals who use this street, having accomplished so for practically two years with none reviews of elephant attacks..