Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 02:57 PM MYTVideo screenshot of where an elephant entered a shop at the East-West Highway near the Banjaran Titiwangsa Rest Area to rummage for food. — Image via Facebook/ INFO BERITA SEMASA
When he went to investigate the matter after completing his prayers, Azizan said customers were running all over the place to avoid the bull. Except for scaring some customers, Azizan said the elephant did not destroy any items in his shop nor did it behave violently. Azizan, who has been trading at the rest area for some two decades, said this was not the first time elephants were seen in the area.
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