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Comment: Elsewhere in just the past week wild elephants have killed a woman in Botswana, 2 children in Zimbabwe, 2 women in separate incidents in Tamil Nadu, India and cyclist in Bengal.
When taken in conjunction with the following selection of additional reports over the last year or so, it all seems to indicate an increasing trend of attacks lately.
Rogue elephant kills 15 people over a month in India
Two killed by elephant in West Bengal, India; 108 such deaths across the state in 2016
Wild elephant kills 4 in Tamil Nadu, India
Wild elephant kills two in Karnataka, India
Elephant kills 2 and injures 5 in Nepal
Woman killed by elephant at Kruger National Park, South Africa
As regards the 2nd report listed above it's also worth bearing in mind that 108 fatalities due to elephant attacks in just one state of India over a year does seem extremely high given the fact that some other sources claim that elephants kill a total of around 500 or 600 people annually across the world.