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Khao Yai National Park Temporarily Closed Due to Heavy Rain, Flood Risk
Khao Yai National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Thailand, has been temporarily closed to visitors due to severe flooding and the risk of landslides caused by torrential rains. Authorities are prioritizing tourist safety and will reopen the park once conditions are deemed safe.
Khao Yai National Park, a renowned natural heritage site in Thailand, has been temporarily closed due to the impact of record-breaking heavy rainfall that has affected the surrounding areas. According to park authorities, continuous heavy rains have caused rivers to swell, leading to flash floods. The risk of landslides and rockfalls has also increased in certain sections of the park. To ensure the safety of visitors, a precautionary temporary closure has been implemented. The park administration has prohibited all entry until the situation is deemed safe and will consider reopening after monitoring the weather and the park's condition. Khao Yai National Park is a popular destination attracting numerous tourists from both domestic and international locations for its rich biodiversity and scenic beauty. This closure may also have an impact on the local tourism industry. Source: MGR Online (Regional)
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MGR Online (Regional)