Wild Elephants Appear in Vietnamese Border Area, Residents and Authorities Cooperate in Response
A herd of wild elephants has successively appeared in the border area of Nghe An province, north-central Vietnam, prompting residents and authorities to cooperate in guiding the elephants back to the forest. Concerns are rising over potential damage to residents' lives and crops.
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