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Huge foreign donation made to Khao Kheow Open Zoo and Moo Deng

14 Sept 11:26Key points summarised by AI

A Dubai businessman made a significant 5 million baht donation to Khao Kheow Open Zoo, specifically supporting its globally famous pygmy hippo, Moo Deng.
The generous contribution was prompted by Moo Deng's surging international popularity, as confirmed by the Zoological Park Organisation of Thailand director.
Funds are earmarked for improving the zoo's facilities and enhancing Moo Deng's well-being, covering her enclosure, toys, and increasing food requirements as she grows.

Today 08:24Key points summarised by AI

Mae Hong Son province registered Thailand's highest PM2.5 level at 224 microns, far exceeding the 50-micron safety standard.
PM2.5 levels surpassed safety limits in Bangkok and 24 other provinces, predominantly in the north, but also impacting parts of the northeast, east, and central regions.
Southern provinces were the only region to maintain safe air quality levels.
Bangkok's air quality is projected to improve by Thursday due to stronger winds, while northern provinces anticipate worsening conditions until Thursday.