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Brazilian girl writes to Moo Deng, gets tail-stamped reply
Today 08:38Key points summarised by AI
Seven-year-old Sofia from Brazil sent a heartfelt letter and drawing to Moo Deng, the popular pygmy hippopotamus at Khao Kheow Open Zoo, expressing her admiration and desire to hug the animal.
Sofia requested a 'stamp' on her letter, and Moo Deng, with the help of zoo staff, responded by leaving unique tail marks as a special acknowledgment.
The zoo explained that while Sofia initially asked for a footprint, staff used Moo Deng's tail after an attempt with her foot damaged the letter.
Moo Deng, an online sensation born in July 2024, has gained such popularity that her name has been trademarked by the zoo.
Fire erupts along MRT Blue Line, forcing temporary service suspension
Today 14:44Key points summarised by AI
An electrical short circuit ignited a fire on power cables along Bangkok's MRT Blue Line between Tao Poon and Bang Pho stations, prompting an emergency response from firefighters.
The incident led to the temporary suspension of MRT Blue Line services between Bang O and Kamphaeng Phet stations, causing significant delays and disruption for commuters.