Zambia Elephant attack kills English and New Zealand tourists

The BBC told the BBC that two women tourists, including an English retireist, were killed in Safari in Zambia.

Easton Janet Taylor, 68, England and 67-year-old Alison Jean Taylor from New Zealand A woman with a calf in the South Luangwa National Park was attacked by an elephant, and the local police chief Robertson Mweemba said.

Two tourists fired by tour guides by firing as a result of firing the employees, the nurse was killed by the elephant. He said that both women died at the scene.

British Foreign Ministers said that a British woman who died in Zambia and League with local authorities, he said.

Mr. Mweemba said that two women are part of a Safari group walking in the park, which is visiting the park at a high speed on Thursday.

Two tourists have been in the Great Lagoon camp for four days, about 600 km (370 miles) from the capital Lusaka, where the attack took place.

“When charged with the elephant, they were moving to other camps. We really apologize for the loss of our visitors,” Mr. Mweemba.

“Both died in place,” he said.

The female elephants called for the exercise with extreme caution while observing the wildlife in the country, while most protective and Zambia government had a protective and zambia government.

“It is very difficult to handle animals and tourists,” said Mr Mweemba.

Two American tourists last year killed in separate attacks of elephants In the country of South Africa. In both cases, elderly tourists in a Safari vehicle took part.

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