'അലൻ അവധിക്ക് നാട്ടിൽ വന്നതായിരുന്നു, സ്ഥിരമായി ആന വരുന്ന വഴിയാണെന്ന് അറിയാം'; അലന്റെ സുഹൃത്തുക്കൾ

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00:00This place is called Kairangodu and it is a bit difficult to graze the elephant.

00:03But for the past few days, the elephant has not been able to graze.

00:06A mother and her son got trapped in front of the elephant.

00:10We understand that the mother has to take care of the teacher.

00:13At present, we have received information from Hathif from the district hospital.

00:16Hathif, a person was killed.

00:19We understand that the mother had to take care of him.

00:22Did you receive any new information from the district hospital?

00:26The mother has been transferred to the observation ward of the district hospital.

00:32The mother has been transferred to the district hospital.

00:35The son, 28-year-old Alan, has been transferred to the mortuary of the district hospital.

00:43Other procedures have to be completed.

00:46The mother has been transferred to the observation ward.

00:52The mother has been transferred to the mortuary of the district hospital.

00:55We do not know if she will be able to graze the elephant again.

00:58After this, the mother has to be transferred to another hospital.

01:08The name of the woman is Viji.

01:13The mother and her son were trapped in front of the elephant.

01:21The mother has been transferred to the observation ward.

01:29The ambulance was brought to the hospital by the people living nearby.

01:36The incident took place at 6.30 pm.

01:39Are you from Mundur?

01:42No.

01:45I came here a while ago.

01:50Are you from Mundur?

01:52Do you know what happened?

01:54I don't know what happened.

01:56When did you see this?

01:58My uncle told me.

02:00I think my mother and brother-in-law were coming home.

02:02The elephant was there.

02:04They attacked us.

02:06Is this the place where the elephant usually comes out?

02:08Yes.

02:10There is no problem if the elephant comes out.

02:13But I don't know what this is.

02:15That's all.

02:17They know that the elephant is there.

02:21But they are not there all the time.

02:23That's why the elephant came out.

02:25Did you come to the hospital as soon as you found out?

02:28Yes.

02:29We came as soon as we found out.

02:31I usually tell them that the elephant is coming out.

02:35They ask me if I am scared.

02:37I usually tell them that the elephant is coming out.

02:40I don't know what time it is.

02:42It's 6.30 or 7 am here.

02:44Do you know where the elephant went?

02:47Are they people who come out often?

02:49They always follow that path.

02:51Why do they go there?

02:54They go there because they need to go home.

03:01Do you know who the people who came here are?

03:07I think it's a little.

03:09It's just a little bit.

03:11What is Alan doing?

03:14He is working.

03:16He is studying.

03:18He is studying.

03:20He is coming for a leave.

03:22He is coming for a leave.

03:24He is coming home.

03:26Who is at home?

03:27There is a father, a mother and a son.

03:29Is there a sister?

03:31There is a sister.

03:34What does your father do?

03:37He is a tailor.

03:39He is a tailor.

03:40Is your mother and son always on this way?

03:43Yes, they are always on this way.

03:45There are houses on that way.

03:47They are coming.

03:49The people of this island,

03:51the people of Mundur,

03:53are the ones who spoke to us.

03:55It's a normal family.

03:57Alan is a part of this normal family.

04:04Find out more.

04:06www.cdc.gov.au

04:08CDC

04:10CDC

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