A wild boar caused panic in a village in Padang Pariaman, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on Sunday, September 29th, when it attacked and injured several residents.

The incident, captured on video near Sungai Geringging football field, began around 10:45 AM local time. The boar emerged from a nearby house and immediately charged at a 62-year-old man named Ajo Muncak. The victim was knocked to the ground and repeatedly gored by the animal.

Local residents attempted to drive the boar away but were unsuccessful. Puja Hasnah, a university student who witnessed the attack, said the boar had initially been spotted coming from a nearby forest and had entered a traditional market.

"According to someone there, the boar was chased away from the market and then went to the football field, where it bit a woman on the thigh. It ran back towards the field but then turned around and charged into the village," Hasnah said.

The boar entered a house with an open door before exiting and attacking Muncak. "Muncak was watching where the boar was going when it suddenly came out and attacked him," she added.

Two victims were rushed to Pariaman General Hospital with injuries.

The boar is believed to have ventured into the village from a nearby forest where a boar hunting activity was taking place. It was eventually cornered and killed on the football field.