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	Dapong said Prayut did not want to see either tourists or elephants hurt in future close encountering. Prayut raised the concern after a wild elephant recently attacked a Vios sedan car on the road to the Khao Yai park.</div>
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Measures pondered to prevent wild elephants attacking tourists' vehicles

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Measures pondered to prevent wild elephants attacking tourists' vehicles

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha wanted Khao Yai National Park officials to enforce more measures to prevent wild elephants from attacking vehicles of tourists, Natural Resources and Environment Minister Gen Dapong Ratanasuwan said Tuesday.

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