Elephants trample man to death
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
The police say the incident was the first of its kind since the Boteti River started flowing in late 2000s, attracting herds of elephants and other wild animals in the village and other neigbouring places.
Rakops Police Station Commander, Makgophe Oageng said the incident happened last Thursday at a cattle post just a stone throw from the village, but could not disclose details, as there were no eyewitnesses.
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