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Songkhla Zoo director faces transfer as probe ordered into missing rare albino barking deer

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Songkhla Zoo director faces transfer as probe ordered into missing rare albino barking deer

By THE NATION

 

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An investigation has been launched over a missing albino barking deer from Songkhla Zoo after the zoo director reported that the animal was swallowed by a python.

 

Chawalit Chukhajorn, board president of the Zoological Park Organisation of Thailand, which is looking into the incident, told Issara News Agency: “This is a serious issue, as the albino barking deer is a rare animal that Her Majesty the Queen Mother had given to Songkhla Zoo to breed,” he said.

 

“I have set up an investigation committee chaired by Aphidet Singhaseni, vice president of the Zoological Park Organisation, while I will personally fly to Songkhla on Friday to investigate the scene.

 

“The discrepancy in the zoo’s and director’s reports could mean that the barking deer was stolen and someone wanted to cover up the evidence,” added Chawalit.

 

“I will also discuss with the board transferring the zoo director out of the area to facilitate the investigation.”

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30395490

 

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8 minutes ago, webfact said:

“The discrepancy in the zoo’s and director’s reports could mean that the barking deer was stolen and someone wanted to cover up the evidence,” added Chawalit.

Or sold...

regards worgeordie

Most likely already in China, made into aphrodisiac medicine, penis and horns sold separately of course for a premium.

I heard that it was eaten by a hungry nearby python ! And here was me thinking that "Barking Deer" was the crafty term by which classy restaurants sold man,s best friend ????

An albino. A white deer with pink eyes. Clearly farang and probably black listed. Try Cambodia.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

An investigation has been launched over a missing albino barking deer from Songkhla Zoo after the zoo director reported that the animal was swallowed by a python.

Followed by a nice chianti?

7 hours ago, webfact said:

the zoo director reported that the animal was swallowed by a python.

swallowed by Chinese

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Followed by a nice chianti?

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On 10/2/2020 at 4:05 AM, webfact said:

 the animal was swallowed by a python

called Monty ..

 

On 10/2/2020 at 4:05 AM, webfact said:

The discrepancy in the zoo’s and director’s reports could mean that the barking deer was stolen and someone wanted to cover up the evidence,” added Chawalit

Deer me is nothing snakecred .. 

 

Guess if you get an incredible offer of millions of baht from a wealthy Chinese person convinced the deer will give him long life or soecial powers the rare animal disappears, the Chinese really believe in these superstitions........

Dinner and a movie with some White wine.

https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30395551

 

"In a shocking incident, the director-general of the Zoological Park Organisation of Thailand was allegedly shot dead by a Songkhla Zoo staff on Saturday, while he was investigating the case of a missing albino barking deer."

 

Seems it's all gone horribly wrong at the zoo!

 

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