The incident took place on Monday night in Haiki village, about 85 km from the district headquarters.
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SIDHI: An elderly man and his two minor grandsons have been killed by a herd of wild elephants near the Sanjay Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh s Sidhi district, a forest official said on Tuesday.
The incident took place on Monday night in Haiki village, about 85 km from the district headquarters, she said.
After the herd of elephants entered the village, Gorelal Yadav and his grandsons Ramkripal (12) and Ramprasad (13) rushed out of their house to move to a safer place, the tiger reserve s sub-divisional officer Jaya Tripathi said.
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A bus heading from Sidhi to Satna fell into a canal that is part of the Bansagar dam project on Tuesday morning near Patna village. Madhya Pradesh bus accident | Photo Credit: PTI
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