The elephant palace owner Laithongrian Meephan said he would fully support the attacked tourists and warned visitors to refrain from getting close to elephants without a mahout&rsquo;s supervision or at night.
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	A rite to trim Plai Ngam&rsquo;s onemetrelong tusks by 20cm was held Monday after the beast, on the evening of May 25, attacked a Saraburi couple, killing the wife and injuring the husband&rsquo;s leg.</div>
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