Tourists taking pictures trampled by elephant in Zambia
A Dutch and a Belgian tourist were trampled to death by an elephant in Zambia as they got too close to the animal when trying to take pictures.
November 13, 2017
A Dutch and a Belgian tourist were trampled to death by an elephant in Zambia as they got too close to the animal when trying to take pictures.
After its successful rebirth in 2016 under new owners and management, the Miss Asia Pacific International pageant is back in the Philippines with over 40 delegates from different parts of the world.
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