Elephants aid locals in creating firebreaks in Chiang Mai forest

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BANGKOK: In a united effort to prevent forest fires, a team of three elephants joined over 20 locals in constructing firebreaks in Chiang Mai’s Mae Taeng district on Wednesday (March 26).

The initiative, led by Phra Khru Sangkarak Wiravat Wiravattano, a monk from Wat Chedi Luang, aims to safeguard an elephant camp from potential devastation.

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