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Monitoring the Rising Water Level in the Mae Taeng River; Elephant Village Relocates Elephants to Higher Ground in Preparation for Tonight's Rain.

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Water levels in the Mae Taeng River in Chiang Mai province have risen. The Ban Chang Trakul Saen elephant sanctuary has moved its elephants to a higher area called "Elephant Shelter Hill" in preparation for tonight's rain. A 24-hour monitoring team has been deployed.

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Monitoring the Rising Water Level in the Mae Taeng River; Elephant Village Relocates Elephants to Higher Ground in Preparation for Tonight's Rain.

Water levels in the Mae Taeng River in Chiang Mai province have risen. The Ban Chang Trakul Saen elephant sanctuary has moved its elephants to a higher area called "Elephant Shelter Hill" in preparation for tonight's rain. A 24-hour monitoring team has been deployed.

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thairath.co.th broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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