Floodwater entered the Safari World zoo in Klong Sam Wa district on Wednesday, forcing staff to move the animals to higher ground.
Staff at the zoo, which occupies 430 rai of land on Ram Intra road, rushed to pump out water...
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Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said she will donate seven rai of land worth 20 million baht opposite Thung Makham Yong in Ayutthaya province on behalf of the Shinawatra family to His Majesty the King when he visits the area on Friday.
Discussion 1 : 02/11/2011 at 09:51 PM1
I'm really worried about the animals at this zoo, especially the marine life. Aquatic species such as dolphins cannot be easily relocated to 'higher ground' and they are at risk of dying from contaminated flood water entering their tanks and living spaces. I hope this zoo has a sophisticated backup plan, because they just might need one or they'll lose a lot of life there.
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