 "Accident happened while bathing elephants, 22-year-old girl died in Thailand")
Thailand is considered to be the best place for young people to travel. Many people from India visit Thailand. A girl from Spain also went to Thailand. She arrived in Thailand with her boyfriend. Little did the 22-year-old Spanish girl know that Thailand’s fun would turn out to be her punishment. Yes, an elephant killed a 22-year-old Spanish tourist in Thailand. The accident happened at the Elephant Care Center. When the girl was bathing the elephant, the elephant attacked her. It is being told that her boyfriend was also present during this.
According to the reports of the Spanish newspapers ‘El Mundo’ and ‘El Pais’, the girl was a resident of Valladolid in northwestern Spain. Blanca Ojanguren Garcia, 22, was bathing the elephant at Koh Yao Elephant Care on January 3. Then the elephant wounded him with its tusk. He later died. Garcia was traveling with her boyfriend in the island of Yao Yai in southwestern Thailand. Further details about his injuries are yet to be released. It is not yet known whether the lover is injured or not.
In fact, Garcia was a fifth-year student at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain. She was studying law and international relations. As part of her studies, she was participating in a university exchange program in Taiwan. The university has issued a statement expressing deep grief over his tragic death. Also expressed sympathy with his family and requested to pray for his soul.
It was reported that Garcia went to Thailand with her boyfriend. She was having a lot of fun there. Bathing elephants is a common tourist activity in Thailand. That’s why Garcia entered the water with her boyfriend to bathe with the elephants. At first he had a lot of fun with the elephants. But suddenly the elephant attacked him. Garcia was badly injured by the elephant’s tusks.
He was taken to the hospital. Doctors declared him dead at the hospital. It is important to mention here that the population of elephants in Thailand is very high. The National Parks Department estimates that there are over 4,000 wild elephants. In addition, there are about 4,000 domesticated elephants, which are mainly used in tourist shows.