Chiang Mai officials expand hunt for escaped kangaroo


CHIANG MAI: Park rangers and Chiang Mai Zoo officials on Thursday (May 30) resumed their search for a two-year-old female red kangaroo that escaped from the zoo on Wednesday (May 29) morning.

Phupichit Chuaybamrung, chief of Doi Suthep National Park, said officials are hopeful that they will be able to track down and capture the kangaroo after traces of its footprints and blood were spotted.

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