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Arvid Kriklund
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Klart jag har, och det har de flesta här också.
Nam Falang
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Jag har inte FB och alla länkar är inte öppna att läsa. Dessutom så är det så kass info tom sämre än Aftonbladet
Arvid Kriklund
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Du har väldigt klar uppfattning om något som du inte kan läsa.Jag har inte FB och alla länkar är inte öppna att läsa. Dessutom så är det så kass info tom sämre än Aftonbladet
LeWe
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Samma här och det går inte att läsa länkar hur som helst som lille Arvid tror.Jag har inte FB och alla länkar är inte öppna att läsa. Dessutom så är det så kass info tom sämre än Aftonbladet
Sluta tjata om fb nu, öppna en ny tråd om fb om du tycker det är ett intressant ämne.
Jag släppte in dig 11 dagar för tidigt, visa mig att jag gjorde rätt beslut.
Nam Falang
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Jag har haft FB men värre dravel får man ju leta efter så checkade ut.
Arvid Kriklund
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Jag måste väl få svara folk?
Arvid Kriklund
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Ja säkert... men sluta tjata om FB nu då!
Nam Falang
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Det var tyvärr ett mycket dåligt beslut att släppa in @Arvid Kriklund
I förtid. Han har inte lärt sig ett skit. Han vill bara tjafsa.
Arvid Kriklund
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Kan någon förklara för Nam Falang (Heter det inte Farang föresten?) att jag bara försöker förklara att han talar emot sig själv.
Det är ju liksom ingen idé att jag försöker tala om det för honom (Eller han kanske tillhör någon Falang?).
Det är ju liksom ingen idé att jag försöker tala om det för honom (Eller han kanske tillhör någon Falang?).
Nam Falang
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Du behöver inte förklara ett skit för någon och gissar på att ingen är intresserad heller. Inte för mig heller. För mig är du en total nolla och inget jag hetsar upp mig över.
Gällande mitt nick så får du fundera vidare.
Nam Falang
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Förresten, fortsätt gärna med ditt trams så du hamnar i skamvrån igen för det var jäkligt behagligt när du var borta
Själv bad jag dig bevisa påståenden du skrivit om mig med fick en block till svar.
Jag kommer inte vara lika snäll som Berralund, Berralund lät honom kunna logga in och läsa, själv kommer jag ta bort den möjligheten om han ska fortsätta att tjafsa och förstöra trådar mer
Arvid Kriklund
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Men nu får du faktiskt förklara vad jag har gjort för fel!
Jag talade om för han som vill kalla sig för Falang att Fastighetsskatt inte var bra för det drabbar folk som vill bo, dom/vi vill bara bo.
Det fick märkligt nog Falang att gå i taket, men han ville inte heller ha fastighetsskatt, mycket märkligt.
Det var det hela.
Varför börjar du hota mig?
Lugna ner den där upphetsade falangen istället, han verkar ju liksom bara vilja vara tvärs emot och bråka.
Jag hotar inte dig.
Nam Falang
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Jag gick absolut inte i taket. Går jag i taket blir jag garanterat portad härifrån efter att jag skrivit vad jag egentligen tycker om dig.
Ifrågasatte din logik gällande att driva företag. Gör dig inte ännu dummare nu.
Isan Lover
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Hej
More than 130 escaped monkeys have been recaptured after a dramatic breakout from a municipal shelter sent marauding troops into homes, businesses and a police station in Thailand’s “Monkey City”. The escape has reignited Lopburi’s extraordinary five-year battle with its macaques, just two years after a landmark campaign subdued thousands that had overrun the historic city following the COVID-19 tourism collapse. With emergency repairs under way and wildlife officers still hunting remaining escapees, the latest breakout shows the fight to control Lopburi’s notorious monkey population is far from over.
More than 130 escaped monkeys have been recaptured after a dramatic breakout from a municipal animal shelter sent marauding troops into homes, businesses and a police station in Lopburi.
More than 130 escaped Lopburi monkeys have been recaptured after raiding homes and a police station, reviving the city’s five-year battle to contain its notorious macaques. (Source: Thai Rath)
The escape has reignited a five-year battle between authorities and the city’s notorious macaque population. It also revived memories of the sweeping 2024 campaign that removed thousands of monkeys after they overwhelmed parts of the historic city, a former capital, following the COVID-19 tourism collapse. Although order gradually returned, this week’s escape showed the conflict is far from over.
The latest incident unfolded on July 1 at the Lopburi Municipal Animal Shelter in Pho Kao Ton Subdistrict in Mueang Lopburi District. Officials said a large troop escaped from a newly built enclosure before spreading rapidly through nearby neighbourhoods.
Authorities quickly traced the escape to Cage A, one of the shelter’s newer enclosures. According to officials, the monkeys repeatedly shook part of the roof structure until a gap appeared.
They then squeezed through the opening before dispersing across nearby communities. Consequently, provincial officials launched a large-scale operation to recover the animals before they travelled further into residential areas.
Acting Sub-Lieutenant Songpol Paenkaew, Deputy Governor of Lopburi Province, coordinated the response. He worked alongside officers from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, the Lopburi Provincial Office of Natural Resources and Environment, the Conservation Area Administration Office 1, Saraburi Branch, and the Khao Somphot Wildlife Sanctuary. Together, they deployed teams across a one-kilometre radius surrounding the municipal shelter. Their objective was to contain the escape before the monkeys scattered across the city.
Initially, officers attempted to surround and capture the monkeys in open areas. However, the animals quickly avoided search teams and repeatedly slipped away. Wildlife officers found direct pursuit both difficult and inefficient. As a result, commanders abandoned the original plan and adopted a strategy based on the monkeys’ natural feeding behaviour.
Instead of chasing the animals, officers established observation points around nearby communities. They expected hungry monkeys to descend from rooftops and trees while searching for food. Once the animals approached, capture teams moved into position. The revised strategy reduced unnecessary movement and improved the chances of a safe recovery.
Tranquiliser guns became the principal tool during the operation. In parallel, officers positioned specially prepared cage traps at strategic locations throughout affected neighbourhoods.
Läs hela artikeln här : Lopburi monkeys escape and counterattack in the war between humans and primates for the ancient capital - Thai Examiner
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Lopburi monkeys escape and counterattack in the war between humans and primates for the ancient capital
July 2, 2026 at 12:28 amMonkey mayhem is back in Lopburi as escaped macaques storm a police station, damage homes and reignite Thailand’s extraordinary five-year battle to tame the former royal capital’s notorious monkey population, despite last year’s mass capture crackdown.
More than 130 escaped monkeys have been recaptured after a dramatic breakout from a municipal shelter sent marauding troops into homes, businesses and a police station in Thailand’s “Monkey City”. The escape has reignited Lopburi’s extraordinary five-year battle with its macaques, just two years after a landmark campaign subdued thousands that had overrun the historic city following the COVID-19 tourism collapse. With emergency repairs under way and wildlife officers still hunting remaining escapees, the latest breakout shows the fight to control Lopburi’s notorious monkey population is far from over.
More than 130 escaped monkeys have been recaptured after a dramatic breakout from a municipal animal shelter sent marauding troops into homes, businesses and a police station in Lopburi.
More than 130 escaped Lopburi monkeys have been recaptured after raiding homes and a police station, reviving the city’s five-year battle to contain its notorious macaques. (Source: Thai Rath)
The escape has reignited a five-year battle between authorities and the city’s notorious macaque population. It also revived memories of the sweeping 2024 campaign that removed thousands of monkeys after they overwhelmed parts of the historic city, a former capital, following the COVID-19 tourism collapse. Although order gradually returned, this week’s escape showed the conflict is far from over.
The latest incident unfolded on July 1 at the Lopburi Municipal Animal Shelter in Pho Kao Ton Subdistrict in Mueang Lopburi District. Officials said a large troop escaped from a newly built enclosure before spreading rapidly through nearby neighbourhoods.
Monkey troop breaks free from municipal shelter before raiding homes and a police station across Lopburi
Around 15 houses and surrounding property suffered damage as the monkeys searched for food. Moreover, several animals entered Tha Hin Police Station, climbing across desks, windows and office equipment before disappearing into nearby streets.Authorities quickly traced the escape to Cage A, one of the shelter’s newer enclosures. According to officials, the monkeys repeatedly shook part of the roof structure until a gap appeared.
They then squeezed through the opening before dispersing across nearby communities. Consequently, provincial officials launched a large-scale operation to recover the animals before they travelled further into residential areas.
Acting Sub-Lieutenant Songpol Paenkaew, Deputy Governor of Lopburi Province, coordinated the response. He worked alongside officers from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, the Lopburi Provincial Office of Natural Resources and Environment, the Conservation Area Administration Office 1, Saraburi Branch, and the Khao Somphot Wildlife Sanctuary. Together, they deployed teams across a one-kilometre radius surrounding the municipal shelter. Their objective was to contain the escape before the monkeys scattered across the city.
Initially, officers attempted to surround and capture the monkeys in open areas. However, the animals quickly avoided search teams and repeatedly slipped away. Wildlife officers found direct pursuit both difficult and inefficient. As a result, commanders abandoned the original plan and adopted a strategy based on the monkeys’ natural feeding behaviour.
Instead of chasing the animals, officers established observation points around nearby communities. They expected hungry monkeys to descend from rooftops and trees while searching for food. Once the animals approached, capture teams moved into position. The revised strategy reduced unnecessary movement and improved the chances of a safe recovery.
Tranquiliser guns became the principal tool during the operation. In parallel, officers positioned specially prepared cage traps at strategic locations throughout affected neighbourhoods.
Läs hela artikeln här : Lopburi monkeys escape and counterattack in the war between humans and primates for the ancient capital - Thai Examiner
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Räven
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Gillar man vänsterdravel som Arvid tycks gilla är FB smaskens.
