Released footage of the moment when rescue volunteers from the Ruam Katanyu Foundation of Prachin Buri braved the current to save 4 lives, escaping the floodwaters in Khao Yai forest to safety. Ms. Wannopon Jit-asa Ruamkatanyu, a volunteer rescue worker from Ruamkatanyu Prachinburi, service point, Prachantakham District, Prachinburi Province, was notified that the mass of water from the forest from Khao Yai National Park flowed into Takhro Waterfall, Bu Fai Subdistrict, along the Kaeng Wang Hai Natural Canal, Nong Kaeo Subdistrict, causing villagers to be trapped inside the area and unable to get out. She therefore joined the prevention work of Pho Ngam Subdistrict Municipality to help 4 people who were affected by the flood from Khao Yai forest flowing down to the area of ??Ban Chaikhli, Kaeng Wang Hai area, Nong Kaeo Subdistrict, namely Mrs. Somwang, aged 66, along with her son and grandson, totaling 4 people. Officers braved the currents of the Klong Kaeng Wang Hai Canal, tied ropes to large trees, and put life jackets on all four people before safely bringing them across the river. Source: Thai News Agency
Rescuers braved the current to save 4 people from the flood in Khao Yai National Park.
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