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Elephant attacks car at toll plaza on Dehradun-Haridwar Highway

Captured on video, the elephant was seen damaging the car with its trunk before the driver managed to speed away, narrowly escaping harm.
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 11:11 PM Aug 09, 2025 IST
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An elephant disrupted traffic near a toll plaza, damaging a vehicle while trying to cross the road.

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The dramatic incident was reported on the Dehradun-Haridwar highway when the wild elephant entered the road and attacked the vehicle waiting in line. The elephant, attempting to cross to the other side of the highway, caused panic and disruption among commuters.

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Captured on video, the elephant was seen damaging the car with its trunk before the driver managed to speed away, narrowly escaping harm.

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