<Oh! Click> The second search term is 'Going to Hometown'.
In Thailand, elephants are returning to their homeland.
This is because the number of tourists visiting Thailand has been greatly reduced due to Corona 19, and when the zoo and the theaters, where the income has dropped sharply, such as entrance fees, cannot afford the food of the elephants who eat 300 kg a day, it was decided to return the elephants to the place where they lived.
Local elephant rescue groups, in consultation with facilities suffering from operational difficulties, took over 100 hungry elephants to their hometown, 'Maecham' village, where 'Maecham' village is home to the ethnic minority Karens. It is a living village.
One official said, "The elephants seemed very happy when they arrived in their hometown," and said, "I also made a happy sound." The netizens said, "Congratulations to the elephants. Now, stay in your hometown." It's a way out. You won't be caught again later? " It showed back reaction.
I can't afford the '300kg per day' food expenses ... Elephants going home
2020-05-07T12:48:09.384Z
<Oh! Click> The second search term is 'Going to Hometown'. In Thailand, elephants are returning to their homeland. This is because the number of tourists visiting Thailand has been greatly reduced due to Corona 19, and when the zoo and the theaters, where the income has dropped sharply, such as entrance fees, cannot afford the food of the elephants who eat 300 kg a day, it was decided to return the elephants to the place where they lived.
Source: sbskr