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In another classic case of man-animal conflict, a local resident was trampled to death by a wild elephant at Morongi tea estate outside the reserve forest under Golaghat range in Assam on Sunday. 
On Sunday evening, tea garden workers came face to face with a herd of wild elephants crossing the National Highway 39. The workers and passers-by were teasing the animals when one elephant in the herd lost its cool and chased people back. The 45 year old fell down while trying to run and was stomped by the enraged elephant. 
According to official data, in the last 10 years, at least 812 people have died in Assam due to the human-elephant conflict.
Also watch:&nbsp;Elephant herd enters fields in Andhra&rsquo;s Palamaner, panic ensues

Assam: Locals tease wild elephants crossing highway, animal stomps down man

Watch: Angry wild elephant stomps local man to death in Assam's Golaghat&nbsp;area, after herd was teased by passers-by

Man crushed to death by wild elephant in Assam's Golaghat&nbsp;area on NH 32
Tea workers&nbsp;from a nearby estate encountered herd crossing the road
As locals teased the herd of elephants, one of the animals lost their cool&nbsp;
Man was stomped to death as he tried to run away from the elephants
At least 812 people died in Assam due to man-animal conflict in 10 years
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According to official data, in the last 10 years, at least 812 people have died in Assam due to the human-elephant conflict.

In another classic case of man-animal conflict, a local resident was trampled to death by a wild elephant at Morongi tea estate outside the reserve forest under Golaghat range in Assam on Sunday. 
On Sunday evening, tea garden workers came face to face with a herd of wild elephants crossing the National Highway 39. The workers and passers-by were teasing the animals when one elephant in the herd lost its cool and chased people back. The 45 year old fell down while trying to run and was stomped by the enraged elephant. 
According to official data, in the last 10 years, at least 812 people have died in Assam due to the human-elephant conflict.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/elephant-herd-enters-fields-in-andhra-s-palamaner-panic-ensues-1624454658703" target="_blank">Elephant herd enters fields in Andhra&rsquo;s Palamaner, panic ensues</a>

Bad Roads: Ambulance Says No to Patients

Annoyed over the dilapidated condition of the rural roads in Koroighat under Dhansiri Subdivision connecting Sarupathar to Golaghat, residents of the area staged a protest to draw attention of the authorities to the 7 km long stretch in the Assam-Nagaland border area. Residents blamed the local MLA of 94-Sarupathar Constituency and PWD authorities for the condition of the road. Its been almost 8 years that the condition of the road has not improved. Around 600 dumpers ply on this route daily carrying stones from the Dayang river which has further destroyed the road. A resident lamented that due to the worst condition of the rural roads there is no 108 ambulance service in the area.

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