KUALA LUMPUR: Several elephants made their grand entrance at a house in Taman Sri Lambak, Kluang by breaking the fence for the second time.
The amusing incident was recorded by the house's CCTV camera and the one-minute video was posted on @akubudakkluang's TikTok account on Friday (April 28).
The TikTok user explained that it was not unusual for the elephants to pay a visit to the housing area.
"Every night, the residents will be visited by the elephants," the user said in a separate video that was posted two days prior of an elephant crashing into the same house for the first time.
Netizens expressed their sympathy for the large mammals by commenting how mankind had taken over their habitat, leaving them scouring for food and shelter elsewhere.
@akubudakluang KENA LAGI... Marah Betul Dia Dengan Anjing.. #AkuBudakKluang #ABK ♬ bunyi asal - AKU BUDAK KLUANG
A TikTok user @Ahmad said the government should protect the elephants by providing them sanctuary.
Meanwhile, @black meow love said: "Poor animals, we humans took all their spaces,".
It seemed that Taman Sri Lambak was not the only housing area that was raided by elephants following reports of encroachmen in other parts of Johor such as Aman Seri Impian, Tiram, and Sungai Tiram.
