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Spanish tourist killed by elephants in South Africa

Spanish tourist killed by elephants in South Africa

  • The 43-year-old man was attacked on Sunday at the Pilanesberg National Park
  • The man, his fiancee and two women were driving their own vehicle within the reserve when they spotted three elephants and three calves, police said
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Dutch tourist missing on Greek island found dead — police

Dutch tourist missing on Greek island found dead — police

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Taif becoming a major tourist attraction in the Kingdom

Taif becoming a major tourist attraction in the Kingdom

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