Buffalo gored to death a retired Australian army in the Philippines

Lethal military affairs is not just happening on the battlefield alone. Mad that was hit on the road, one a pregnant female buffalo gored to death a retired Australian army in the Philippines, on Tuesday. AFP said the events began when a retired 60-year-old soldier, Terrence Binney, home of pelesiran at a nightclub in Victoria, suburb of Manila. The darkness of night on rural roads that accompany Binney riding a motorcycle on his way from the club that night. 

Although not intentionally, at night it hit Binney buffalo crossed the country road on the edge of town. Reply from the buffalo seems to be more fatal: Binney rammed hard labor, to the extent that one female buffalo horn was reportedly dislodged from his head. "You know how to act carabao, the animal attacked and gore people when annoyed," said local police, Sumilang, by telephone. In Tagalog, buffalo called the carabao. 

However, the carabao is a little different type from those in the country, because of its weight between 400 and 900 pounds with a body length of more than three meters long and the transverse horns on the head. One local hospital stated Binney died after the incident on June 19. How then the fate of the executioners carabao's army? He was immediately arrested and confined in cages by "the authorities" after the incident. 

As Binney's wife, a Philippine citizen, has not decided whether to file lawsuits against farmers carabao's owner, the police said. According Sumilang, farmers carabao owners can be sued for negligence resulting in the death of a person, events that the culprit faces up to six years in prison, "said Sumilang. 

"The owner of the buffalo yesterday gave a statement and apologize. She said her family was very poor and nobody would want this incident happened," said the policeman. Buffaloes are still locked in cages owned by farmers, he added. The Australian Embassy in Manila until now was unavailable for comment.