Chiang Mai Zoo executives on Wednesday announce details of the death of giant panda Lin Hui, 21. (Photo: Panumet Tanraksa)
CHIANG MAI: Lin Hui had suffered a nosebleed and was under medical care when the 21-year-old female giant panda died in the early hours of Wednesday, Chiang Mai Zoo management said.
The exact cause of her death was awaiting the arrival of Chinese experts, who would jointly conduct the post-mortem examination.
Executives of the Zoological Park Organisation of Thailand (ZPO), Chiang Mai Zoo and other agencies gathered to release more details on Wednesday of the death of giant panda Lin Hui.
Chiang Mai Zoo director Wuthichai Muangman said he received a report from the zoo’s panda research team around 11am on…
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