Chiang Mai, September 8 - Flash floods that flowed into the Mae Taeng River inundated Ban Muang Kuet, Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai Province, one of the largest elephant sanctuaries in the country, five days ago, causing a 70-year-old female elephant at an elephant camp to panic from the flash floods, become ill, and another one to fall down. Meanwhile, the president of the Elephant Care Center of the Elephant and Environmental Conservation Foundation, who has been attacked for both his extreme elephant husbandry and the delay in evacuating elephants from the floods, wants to end the drama, insisting that he has proven himself for 40 years . - Thai News Agency Source: Thai News Agency
Another elephant from Mae Taeng was shocked by the sound of the flood.
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