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Elephant goes on rampage in Siliguri

SILIGURI WB: An elephant which had strayed from nearby the Baikunthapur forest to Siliguri town went on a rampage for around seven hours on Wednesday damaging over 40 houses and some vehicles before it was tranquilised

Updated At : 02:33 AM Feb 11, 2016 IST

Bystanders queue up to watch a wild elephant as it tries to enter a shopping mall in Siliguri before being tranquilised on February 10, 2016. AFP photo

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