At least three people died after their vehicle collided with an elephant in a national park in northwestern Uganda. Police did not provide information on the health of the elephant. The incident occurred on Sunday evening in Murchison Falls National Park, when the minibus travelling from Arua city to the capital, Kampala, “knocked a crossing...
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