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All in a day's work for "solo" man keeping the elephants and tourists safe in Khao Yai

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All in a day's work for "solo" man keeping the elephants and tourists safe in Khao Yai

 

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 Picture: Daily News 

 

Thai media Daily News caught up with a member of staff at Thailand's oldest national park, Khao Yai in the central region of the country.

 

Sutthiporn Sinkha, 56, had been featured on Facebook working alone in making sure the traffic was stopped and a wild elephant was led to safety.

 

Park chief Adisak Phusitwongsanuyut said that dedicated teams work on the roads in the park to make sure that everyone is safe. 

 

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Picture: Daily News

 

There had been an incident recently when a tourist's motorcycle and a staff vehicle were damaged. 

 

Sutthiporn said his salary was low and he didn't have many benefits but he was happy with his work.

 

He had been at the park since 1999 and did his best to keep the elephants and the tourists safe from harm. 

 

Source: Daily News

 

 

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

All in a day's work for "solo" man keeping the elephants and tourists safe in Khao Yai

 

3pm.jpg

 Picture: Daily News 

 

Thai media Daily News caught up with a member of staff at Thailand's oldest national park, Khao Yai in the central region of the country.

 

Sutthiporn Sinkha, 56, had been featured on Facebook working alone in making sure the traffic was stopped and a wild elephant was led to safety.

 

Park chief Adisak Phusitwongsanuyut said that dedicated teams work on the roads in the park to make sure that everyone is safe. 

 

3pm1.jpg

Picture: Daily News

 

There had been an incident recently when a tourist's motorcycle and a staff vehicle were damaged. 

 

Sutthiporn said his salary was low and he didn't have many benefits but he was happy with his work.

 

He had been at the park since 1999 and did his best to keep the elephants and the tourists safe from harm. 

 

Source: Daily News

 

 

thai+visa_news.jpg

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2021-02-26
 

He patrols a trunk road.

i travelled from pattaya to sa khao once and went by a road that closed from i think 9 pm to 5 am to assist the elephantsnever saw one just lots of monkeys

 

 

the Solo man living the legend of Solo man past...  

 

 

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