To contain the clashes, the country’s local police are forced to use group control techniques
After violent clashes between “monkey gangs” in Thailand, police are using primitive techniques to control groups of primates and ensure the safety of the country’s population.
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Armed with slingshots and tranquilizers, local police in the town of Lopburi, about 90 miles (145 kilometers) north of the capital Bangkok, have become famous for their innovative tactics to bring peace and ensure the safety of monkeys and tourists of the city. .
According to information from Post onlinethe technique to contain the invasion of the rebellious monkeys works, but capturing and containing the fury of the animals is not an easy task.
In the images posted on social media it is possible to see the clash between rival ‘gangs’ of monkeys in the midst of cars and people walking on the streets.
In a statement seen by the tabloid, Major General Apirak Wechkanchana, commander of the Lopburi provincial police, said he had ordered the creation of a special unit to combat aggressive wild monkeys in the town.
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@diablosticktock 🇹🇭 | Rival gangs are taking control of a Thai tourist town, forcing police officers to arm themselves with Hondas and tranquilizer guns. The Monos have taken control of Lopburi, which is about 90 miles from Bangkok. One team successfully captured gang leader Ai Krao, who was known for his aggressive behavior. He was dragged into a cage after police shot him with a tranquilizer dart. Monos are adapting and recognize when officers have a tranquilizer gun. “We have to hide our faces and hide the tranquilizer guns so they don’t come.” says Nathi Krutthaka, an official at the Office of Conservation. Vean is up to the leader of the mono army, in which the monos take over the earth as mono terrorists of 2024 🤪
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