Two elephants die in flash flooding in northern Thailand's Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai province
Two elephants drowned during flash flooding in popular Thai tourist hotspot Chiang Mai, their sanctuary said Sunday, as local authorities evacuated visitors from their hotels and shops closed in the city centre.
2 elephants die in flash flooding in northern Thai hot spot Chiang Mai
More than 100 elephants at the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai province were moved to higher ground to escape rapidly rising flood waters, an employee who gave her name as Dada said. But two elephants – named in local media as 16-year-old Fahsai and 40-year-old Ploython, who was blind – were found dead on Oct 6.
Several provinces in central Thailand braced for floods Sunday after the Irrigation Department announced it was releasing ...
Chiang Mai, Thailand’s northern city popular with tourists, has been inundated by widespread flooding as its main river ...
Images and video clips of flash floods inundating the Elephant Nature Park in Kuet Chang Subdistrict, Mae Taeng District, ...
Severe flooding has struck Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai province, leaving rescuers and staff struggling to move animals ...
The Chiang Mai city government said the water level of the Ping River, which runs along the eastern edge of the city, was at ...
After heavy rains since the beginning of October, new floods have occurred in the northern region, including in Chiang Mai ...
Severe flooding has wreaked havoc across the province of Chiang Mai, with the Ping River surging to a record 5.3 meters on ...
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Herd helps guide blind elephant as they escape rising floodwater in Thailand's Chiang Mai provinceIt isn’t just humans who've been displaced by flooding in Thailand, in recent weeks. An animal foundation in the northern ...
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