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- Aug 24, 2026
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- Aug 4, 2026
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Popular waterfall closed by rain (opens the original)
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KANCHANABURI - Kroengkrawia waterfall in Khao Laem National Park has been closed to visitors because of the danger posed by the fast flowing river after persistent rain. Park chief Sakhon Suebsai ordered the closure after days of heavy rain raised the level of the Kroengkrawia stream, the source of the waterfall. The strong, murky current has already damaged a bridge along the tourist trail to the waterfall. It would remain closed until the stream level returns to normal, he said. Local eateries
Missing forest rangers on illegal mining patrol found safe (opens the original)
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KANCHANABURI - Three forest rangers from Thong Pha Phum National Park who went missing while patrolling for illegal gold mining were found safe in the Pilok mountains on Wednesday. At 8.40am, the park launched a search operation for the three rangers, aged 29, 31 and 44, with helicopter support from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. Contact with the trio was lost on Tuesday while they were patrolling a forest route as part of a crackdown on alleged illegal gold mining in the mou
Driver injures 20 kids (opens the original)
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KANCHANABURI: Police have charged a 54-year-old driver with five offences after his car crashed into a child development centre in Muang district, injuring 20 children. Police said the driver tested positive for meth, heroin and cannabis. He faces charges of reckless driving causing injury and property damage, illegal possession of a firearm, carrying a firearm in public without permission, drug use and driving under the influence. Police seized a .32-calibre handgun, four bullets, a magazine, a
Wild elephant calf dies only days after being rescued (opens the original)
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KANCHANABURI - The newborn elephant calf separated from its herd and then rescued from a jungle stream in this western province last week died early Tuesday morning. The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation said the calf, a week-old female died in her sleep at Sai Yok National Park headquarters in Sai Yok district about 2am. Resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful. The calf had been drinking milk every few hours and veterinarians gave it intravenous hydration and oxygen.
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