According to The Nation Thailand, the primates who came from a hill outside the district searched thoroughly in garbage bins, ransacked teachers rooms and classrooms thereby causing damages to the school properties.
Hungry monkeys raid school in desperate search for food
A vocational college in Krabi's Klong Thom district, Thailand, was on Wednesday raided by some hungry monkeys, numbering above 20, who came in desperate search for food.
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A staff of the college identified as Chinachipa Dungsuksai explained that the monkeys raided the school buildings for three days sparking fears of injuring anyone who tries to stop them.
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The head of Thung Thalae Wildlife Sanctuary, Suwat Suksri, said drought has caused food scarcity in the forests, forcing the monkeys to look elsewhere for food.
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