SAK SURIN MOVED TO NEW HOME IN THE THAI ELEPHANT CONSERVATION CENTRE
The Thai elephant, recently repatriated from Sri Lanka, Sak Surin, was moved to a new home today (Friday), at the Thai Elephant Conservation Centre in Lampang province, after the completion of its 30 days at the quarantine center.
Suratchai Inwiset, director of the National Elephant Institute, said Suk Surin did not panic and appeared be able to settle into the new environment quickly, and they have invite veterinarians from many departments both of university and other departments come to treat and heal for Suk Surin.
The public will be able visit Sak Surin for the first time from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m., after a welcoming ceremony on the morning of August 28th.
