Angry villagers stormed a remote government office in Sri Lanka on Tuesday, officials said, a day after a herd of up to 50 elephants ravaged farmers' fields near a wildlife reserve. ManilaBulletin
In what local farmers said was the biggest such incident involving the protected animals in recent memory, the elephants munched through nearly half their crops across seven villages in the island's north.
No one was hurt in the incident, although about 50 people are killed by wild elephants each year and more than 250 elephants are also shot, electrocuted or poisoned by farmers.
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