Thailand rushes to rescue elephants amid severe floods in popular tourist hotspot of Chiang Mai
Flash floods in the northern Thai city of Chiang Mai, a popular destination for tourists, forced authorities to put the city on high alert as the it experienced significant flooding on September 5 due to the overflow of the Ping River following heavy seasonal rains.
Inquirer on MSN1h
Floods inundate Thailand’s northern tourist city of Chiang MaiChiang Mai, Thailand‘s northern city popular with tourists, was inundated by widespread flooding Saturday as its main river ...
eVnExpress on MSN14h
Over 100 elephants evacuated from Thailand sanctuary as flooding worsensMore than 100 elephants in northern Thailand have been moved to higher ground to escape rapidly rising flood waters, local ...
Flash floods in the north led to the evacuation of 100 elephants to higher ground, though some were swept away and others ...
Since August, severe flooding in northern Thailand has led to the unfortunate death of 49 individuals and the displacement of ...
BANGKOK (AP) — Flooding in northern Thailand forced many residents of the city of Chiang Mai and its outskirts to seek ...
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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 ...
Thailand has been struggling with the onslaught of excessively heavy rains and floods in several northern provinces, which ...
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