Three people die and four others are injured after a minibus crashes into an elephant in Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park, police and officials say. The crash occurs on Sunday evening inside the park, according to multiple reports. One account says the vehicle is travelling from Arua to Kampala when it knocks a crossing elephant and then loses control. After the collision, the minibus continues off its intended path, resulting in fatalities and injuries among passengers. Local police confirm the death toll and report that four people are taken away for treatment, with their condition not detailed in the reports reviewed. The incident draws attention to how road access and wildlife conservation intersect in areas where elephants cross or move near public routes. Authorities do not report any wider damage beyond the passengers and injuries described, and the immediate cause is attributed to the collision with the elephant, with no additional allegations or criminal findings mentioned.