No more monkey business

Thai authorities plug primate problem plaguing many residents in cultural hub

Updated: 2024-12-02 12:12
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A young monkey lies sedated as vets carry out a sterilization procedure in Lopburi on May 25. CHALINEE THIRASUPA / REUTERS

Months after the start of the campaign, Lopburi's primate pandemonium has finally come under control, with about 1,600 monkeys in captivity.

For some residents, the return of calm on the streets of Lopburi is a relief. "Things have become a little easier because most of the monkeys were captured. Life is easier," said clockmaker Chalit Nithiwkram, 64.

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