Giridih villages in Jharkhand were destroyed by an elephant herd that also threw a sleeping toddler in a trunk out of the home

 Giridih villages in Jharkhand were destroyed by an elephant herd that also threw a sleeping toddler in a trunk out of the home

On Saturday night, a herd of nine elephants reached the Khutargurho hamlet in the Dumri district of Giridih. Elephants charged at Mohan Yadav's house in the village. Satyam Yadav, his 10-year-old son, was asleep inside when an elephant broke into the home and tossed him by wrapping it in its trunk. The people bravely chased the elephants away by starting a fire and creating noise.

Giridih: Late on Saturday night, a herd of nine elephants reached Khutargurho hamlet in Khuddisar Panchayat of Dumri Block of Giridih. The home of Mohan Yadav in the hamlet was assaulted by this herd. Satyam Yadav, his 10-year-old son, was asleep inside when an elephant broke into the home and tossed him by wrapping it in its trunk.

The locals managed to scare the elephants away by setting fire to something and creating noise. There is treatment for Satyam. We should be thankful that Satyam was not crushed when the elephant lifted him up and hurled him. A negative event would have occurred otherwise.

threw the infant by the trunk

The villagers said Mohan's youngster was sound asleep inside the residence. At night, an elephant herd encircled his home. He struck the house's wall, creating a sizable hole. Where the wall was breached, an elephant inserted its trunk. After that, Satyam was wrapped in a trunk, removed, and thrown outside. In this occurrence, Satyam suffers harm.

caused serious harm to traps

The orgy of elephants caused everyone in the community to awaken. Together, the locals and families ignited the fire to signal preparedness. The elephants then sprinted off. The elephant herd left this area and went towards Brihaspati Yadav's land. His 50 decimal land's paddy crop was destroyed. However, Mohan and Sohan Yadav's maize harvest was crushed.

Currently being treated at Sadar Hospital

After learning the news, the former chief Anil Rajak also arrived and comforted the families. The kid was taken by ambulance to Sadar Hospital. The little victim is receiving medical care. The Forest Department has also been alerted by the people. But it took until the dark before a Forest Department official arrived in the area. The villagers are upset about this. Currently, the elephant herd is in the Fuljharia forest. The group also includes two young elephants.