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Arsenic in Kok River Impacts Elephants, Tourism, and Locals Livelihoods

CHIANG RAI - Residents in Ruammitr village, located by the Kok River in Mae Yao subdistrict, Chiang Rai, are facing growing concerns after high levels of arsenic were detected in the river.

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Exploring Thailand in 2025: A Guide to Unforgettable Experiences

Thailand, known as the "Land of Smiles," is a Southeast Asian gem that attracts millions of travelers each year with its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and affordable adventures.

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Elephants in Chiang Mai Join Forces With Firefighters to Battle Forest Fires

Chiang Mai – Mae Taeng District and local elephant camps have launched the "Elephant Community Against Forest Fires" initiative. Villagers, camp operators, mahouts, and elephants are working together to create firebreaks and patrol for forest fires.

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Elephants in Chiang Mai Train for Mountain Rescue

Chiang Mai's Department of National Parks and Wildlife is initiating a ground-breaking effort involving elephant rescue operations. The mountain rescue elephant training school is believed to be the first of its kind in Thailand.

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Elephants Found Dead After Chiang Mai Flooding

Two elephants have been found dead after severe flooding hit Chiang Mai on Saturday when the Ping River overflowed its banks and flooded the world-famous Elephant Nature Park. The raging floodwaters washed away two female elephants.

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Elephants Found Dead After Chiang Mai’s Elephant Nature Park Flooded

Two elephants have been found dead after severe flooding hit Chiang Mai on Saturday, after the Ping River overflowed its banks and flooded the world-famous Elephant Nature Park. Two female elephants were washed away by raging floodwaters.

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Royal Thai Army Rushes to Rescue 100 Elephants in Chiang Mai

The Royal Thai Army has helped rescue over 100 elephants and hundreds of cats and dogs at the Elephant and Environment Conservation Foundation center in Chiang Mai after the Mae Taeng River overflowed its banks and flooded the elephant sanctuary.

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Royal Thai Army Rushes to Rescue Elephants After Sanctuary Flooded in Chiang Mai

The Royal Thai Army has aided in the rescue of over 100 elephants and hundreds of cats and dogs at the Elephant and Environment Conservation Foundation centre in Chiang Mai after Mae Taeng River overflowed its banks and flooded the elephant…

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