4 elephant deaths in India
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Four elephants died on Monday morning due to a moving train in Odisha state of India. There are two children.
The incident happened in the Baghdali forest of Jhansukhuda district.
The accident happened when the elephants were crossing train elephants in the morning on the morning of the train crossing the forest crossing. The elephant flock is thrown by the train.
After this incident, forest officer PK Dhal said that when the Howrah-Mumbai Mail was coming to the level crossing of Taladihari, this accident happened. He said four elephants died in the accident. The train was coming quickly. After this incident, train movement on this trainline was hampered. Many long train trains stand at different stations.
PK Dhal further said this area is declared officially as 'Elephant Corridor'. Although the train is allowed to run at maximum speed of 30 kilometers per hour, the train drivers have been running trains at a higher speed. Due to this accident is happening. There are rules for horn playing during this train movement through this area.
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