Thailand Enhances Vigilance After Wild Elephant Kills Villager
Thailand's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has ordered 24-hour surveillance around Thipphuye village after a wild elephant attack resulted in a villager's death. Support for the victim's family is also being expedited.
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