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Crocodile Alert Issued in Flooded Nakhon Sawan

Officials warn Nakhon Sawan residents of crocodile risk after floods

Authorities in Nakhon Sawan issue a stark warning as floodwaters raise fears of crocodiles escaping into local communities. The main concern centers on Bueng Boraphet, Thailand’s largest freshwater swamp and a natural crocodile habitat.

Crocodile alert as floodwaters rise

The Nakhon Sawan Provincial Fisheries Office confirms there is a “real possibility” that crocodiles have entered flooded zones. Heavy rainfall and waterlogging have hit the province hard, damaging enclosures and natural habitats.

Officials urge residents to avoid all submerged areas and natural water bodies. “People must exercise extreme caution and should not attempt to go near these animals under any circumstances,” a spokesperson says.

Crocodile scare grips Nakhon Sawan after flood alert issued | News by Thaiger
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Emergency response and public safety

Patrol teams are now monitoring flooded zones near Bueng Boraphet and surrounding communities. The Fisheries Office asks anyone who spots a crocodile to take a photo from a safe distance and report it immediately by calling 056-803-547.

Emergency services remain on standby as floodwaters continue to impact central and northern Thailand. Residents are advised to follow updates from local officials and stay alert for further warnings.

Wildlife on the move

Bueng Boraphet, located in Mueang district, is home to diverse wildlife, including freshwater crocodiles. Severe floods often displace animals, increasing the risk of unexpected encounters.

While crocodile sightings outside designated habitats are rare, officials stress the importance of vigilance. “We’re not taking any chances,” says a Fisheries Office representative.

Other provinces on edge

The crocodile alert in Nakhon Sawan follows a similar incident in Rayong’s Nikhom Phatthana district, where a two-metre crocodile was seen crossing a road after recent floods. Persistent rainfall and flash flooding have left many communities across Thailand on high alert.

As the situation develops, the main keyword—crocodile alert—remains at the forefront of local concerns. Will the swift action of authorities keep residents safe from these unexpected visitors?

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