Chiang Mai, April 9- Chiang Mai mobilizes all sectors. Accelerate the problem of forest fire smog that covers the province. Both spraying high-pressure water mist fly to make royal rain after pollution is still high while at Mae Sa Elephant Camp, taking 5 little elephants to play in the water to promote tourism during Songkran for tourists to see the beauty

Chiang Mai Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Officer Using a 60-head high-pressure water robot, water mist rises in the air and washes off the dust that clings to the leaves. create humidity Reduce smoke from forest fires around the lawn Inside the Chiang Mai Provincial Government Center long hours The air quality in the city of Chiang Mai is still poor, although the PM 2.5 dust level has slightly decreased. but still several times higher than the standard

In the afternoon of Suthep Subdistrict, Si Phum Subdistrict and Chang Phueak Subdistrict, the dust value was between 147-197 mcg/m3, down from yesterday at all stations from 30-50 mcg/m3. cubic meters, but the pollution value is still high. affect health Most of the people are at home. Almost every home has doors and windows closed to prevent dust.

While the Royal Rainmaking Operations Unit in Chiang Mai uses 4 CASA type agricultural aircraft to fly over the target area. Agricultural areas in Phayao and Lampang provinces Forest areas in Mae Hong Son province, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Tak and watershed areas Bhumibol Dam, Tak province and Mae Mok Dam, Lampang province to alleviate haze and forest fire problems help agricultural areas and replenish water for storage dams

There is also a cute corner. happened in Chiang Mai When Mae Sa Elephant Camp, Mae Rim District brings 5 smart little elephants into the water to promote tourism during the Songkran Festival in Chiang Mai. The 5 little elephants are between 5 and 9 years old, with Pang Soi Fah, Pang Euang Kham, Pang Namthip, Plai Doi and Plai Siam born in the Thai Elephant Conservation Project. of Maesa Elephant Camp Go down to play in the Mae Sa creek. In front of the elephant camp with brothers and mahouts with children dressed in ethnic costumes, the Ang Dara is beautiful.

The 5 little elephants sprayed water and participated in Songkran water play with the children. And mahouts having fun in the Mae Sa River, there are tourists who come to watch on the bamboo bridge. gathered together to record the cuteness of the little elephants

In addition, the elephant camp is also decorated. from the entrance door build a sand pagoda Garnished with pork buns. made from elephant dung paper To help reduce pollution of the Mae Sa Elephant Camp. be beautifully decorated The bridge is also beautifully decorated with Tung Chai to welcome tourists.

Mrs. Rattana Srimok, Manager of Maesa Elephant Camp revealed during the Songkran Festival it's a long weekend Between 10 and 17 April, invites tourists to visit the elephants. Ready to feed at Mae Sa Elephant Camp In addition, Maesa Elephant Camp has participated in cultural preservation. New Year's traditions in Chiang Mai Decorate the venue with pork-filled buns made from elephant dung paper. to match the Songkran Festival atmosphere as well.-Thai News Agency

Source: Thai News Agency