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A 66-year-old man was believed to have been killed by an elephant while searching for his missing cow at the Lepan Kabu plantation in Kuala Krai on Wednesday (Sept 9) afternoon.

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00:01A 66-year-old man is believed to have been killed by an elephant while searching for
00:06his missing cow at a plantation in Kuala Krai, Kelantan, on Wednesday.
00:11Kuala Krai Police Chief Superintendent Mazlan Mamat said police received a report at about
00:174 p.m. prompting a joint operation involving police, the Department of Wildlife and National
00:22Parks, Aupa Hilliton and the Civil Defence Force.
00:26He said the team secured the area before recovering the victim's remains.
00:30The victim was identified as Ghazali Setapa from Kampung Pahi.
00:34Pahi Mukim Chief Mohamad Khairul Anwar Mohamad Noor said Ghazali had gone to the Lepan Kaabu
00:40plantation with his two sons and three friends to search for a missing cow.
00:45The group later split up and one of them spotted an elephant and alerted Perhiliton.
00:50Moments later, the group heard the elephant trumpeting nearby.
00:53They followed the sound and found Ghazali, who was believed to have been killed by the
00:58animal.
00:59His body was taken to the forensic unit at Hospital Sultan Ismail Petra for a post-mortem.
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