Livestock rush to help a herd of 6 albino buffalo fleeing from the flood at Wat Dang Sukhothai.

Sukhothai floods atWat Plai Chumphon Ban Hang Khlong, Village No. 5, Ban Kluay Subdistrict, Mueang District, the water is higher than 1.5 meters, causing the herd to be takenalbino buffaloAll 6 of the temple fled to a high place. The cattle side rushed to help deliver hay initially.

On September 22, 1964, Phasawat Inkloi, a livestock farmer, Mueang District, Sukhothai Province, led officials to pay homage to Phra Palad Wattana Sirisuwanno, the abbot of Wat Plai Chumphon, Ban Hang Klong Village, Village No. 5, Ban Kluay Subdistrict, Ban Kluay District. The city is ready to provide health checks for the herd of 6 albino buffaloes kept by the temple, and the abbot has to rush out to wade through the floods of more than 1.5 meters as the mass of water quickly floods the back of the temple. Since the middle of the night on 21 Sept.

Currently, there are 6 albino buffaloes, including mother and young buffaloes. and pregnant buffalo The temple has been tied to the front of the newly built church, which is already high. From the overall health check, it was found that All buffaloes are still in good health. Although having to wade through the tide, Phra Palad Wattana said that during this time, Wat Plai Chumphon was flooded in all directions. These buffaloes may not be able to find fresh grass to eat, which Mr. Phasawat Inkloy, Livestock Officer of Muang District, will bring 40 bales of hay briquettes from the Department of Livestock Development as a preliminary aid.