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Wild Elephant Rescued After Entering Durian Orchard in Chonburi


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Pol. Lt. Col. Vallop Tasthanathannapong, Deputy Superintendent of Nong Yai Police Station, known for his work in elephant conservation, received a report at 09.00 on December 9, from local residents about a wild elephant that had entered a durian orchard in the Pak Kim area of the Mangkorn Thong Industrial Zone, Nong Yai, Chonburi.

 

Upon arrival, the police officer identified the elephant as “Plai Mango,” also known as “Plai Kiew Wan,” a familiar and well-known wild elephant in the area. Having tracked this elephant for some time, authorities were aware of its behaviors and the best methods to handle the situation. 

 

They successfully guided the elephant back to the nearby hills of Tambon Khao Sok, where it is typically found.

 

To ensure the elephant’s safety and prevent further disturbances, additional officers and volunteers have been stationed in the area to monitor the situation.

 

Authorities continue to work on strategies to prevent wild elephants from venturing into populated areas and damage to crops. The situation is being closely monitored by local officials.

 

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-- 2024-12-10

 

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