On August 30th, 66, at Prachar Akarakh Building, Central Investigation Bureau, Phaholyothin Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok, officials from the Disease Control Division, Bangkok Health Office, joined a rat eradication mission.

 

A team of 10 members from the Bangkok Metropolitan Health Office traveled to collect and replace rat traps, featuring baited fish pieces, in various locations with rat activity, reported Siam Rath.

 

Picture: Siam Rath

 

This marks the third phase of the operation, targeting rat pathways within ceilings, building perimeters, and notification rooms on the first floor of the government center, BMA. Building officials are participating.

 

A member of the Bangkok Health Office's rat-catching team shared that today's approach involves splitting into groups, strategically placing and refreshing traps simultaneously, increasing efficiency.

 

Picture: Siam Rath

 

Rat numbers in traps were lower, indicating their wariness after previous disappearances. Though cautious, rats continue to be lured by the strong scent of fish bait, making it the preferred bait.

 

As of now, specific numbers captured have not been disclosed. The rat eradication operation by Bangkok Health Office will continue for one more day, concluding tomorrow.

 

Top Picture: Siam Rath

 

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Those traps don't look big enough for the two legged variety!

They should come to Pattaya there are heaps of rats running around.

Do rats rat on each other?

 

Off to the Senate next then. 200+ rats in there methinks!!!!????????????????

13 hours ago, webfact said:

Bangkok Health Office, joined a rat eradication mission.

Great!!

 

Will these rats become a new form of export income