尼泊尔奇特旺县的野生公象杜尔贝在14年间对同一个家庭发动了两次致命袭击。12012年12月16日，这头象首次闯入沙尼查拉·博特的家中，杀害了他的父亲布迪拉姆和母亲贾拉莉。1为了躲避这头危险的象，博特一家举家迁徙数十公里，并跨越两条大河试图彻底远离。1然而这一切努力都未能阻止悲剧重演——2026年7月5日凌晨，同一头象再次闯入博特的新家，这一次杀害了他的儿媳阿希卡·博特和4岁的幼孙巴拉特·博特。1
杜尔贝自2010年首次袭人以来已造成至少25条人命。1在2012年底杀害博特双亲后，尼泊尔军方与奇特旺保护区曾对其展开两周的围捕行动，杜尔贝两度中枪后逃入密林。12016年冬季，这头象重新出现，但官方未再重启追杀，而是采取了不同的策略——为其修剪象牙、换上卫星项圈后放归野外。1
A wild bull elephant in Nepal's Chitwan National Park has struck the same family twice across a span of 14 years, leaving three generations devastated. The animal, known as Durbar, killed Shanichara Bot's parents in December 2012, and returned to attack her household again in July 2026, resulting in the deaths of her daughter-in-law and a four-year-old grandson.1
The Bot family's attempt to escape their tragic fate proved futile despite their extraordinary efforts. Following the first attack in December 2012, when Durbar fatally mauled Shanichara Bot's father Budilam and mother Jalali, the family relocated tens of kilometers away and crossed two major rivers in hopes of safety.1 Their relocation, however, could not shield them from the elephant's return. On the morning of July 5, 2026, Durbar invaded Bot's new home in Jagatpur, Chitwan District, killing her daughter-in-law Ashika Bot and her grandson Barat Bot, age four.1
Since first attacking humans in 2010, Durbar has been responsible for at least 25 deaths.1 Following the initial 2012 attacks, Nepali military forces and Chitwan National Park officials conducted a two-week capture operation during which the elephant was shot twice but escaped into dense forest.1 When Durbar reappeared in the winter of 2016, authorities pursued a different approach: the elephant's tusks were trimmed, a satellite collar was fitted, and it was released back into the wild rather than being hunted down.1
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