Erawan National Park Warns Locals After Tiger Tracks Found

Erawan National Park in Khao Sok district, Surat Thani province, southern Thailand, has issued a warning to nearby residents to temporarily halt forest entry and foraging activities. This measure follows the discovery of large tiger tracks within the park. Park authorities are prioritizing the safety of residents and the protection of wildlife, and have intensified 24-hour monitoring to prepare for any unforeseen events. This action is being implemented as a precautionary measure to prevent tigers from encountering humans and is expected to continue until the situation is confirmed to be safe. Erawan National Park is known for its rich biodiversity and serves as a habitat for numerous wild animals. The sighting of tiger tracks highlights the health of the region's ecosystem while also underscoring the challenges of coexistence between humans and wildlife. The park is urging residents to comply with park authorities' directives and exercise caution for their safety.