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Ao Nang Police officers have arrived to verify owners’ documents. Photo: Kritsada Mueanhawong

By Phuket Gazette
Ao Nang Police on Monday visited a shelter in Phuket to sequester a disputed elephant currently housed there.
Last month, Krabi resident Somsak Riangnguen claimed that the elephant named “Yo” was stolen from him 14 years ago, whereas shelter staff claims they purchased the animal from Tak Province.
The shelter, named “Amazing Bukit Safari”, is located in Chalong.
“We came here with the intention of bringing the elephant back to Krabi, but we found that the shelter has their own documents with an official seal, stating that Yo was purchased by them. At this stage, we are trying to ensure that their documents are legal and authentic,” said Lt-Colonel Winai Poonsawas of the Ao Nang Police.
He added that authorities in both Surin – where Somsak says the elephant is from – and Tak provinces would examine the documents before a final decision is made.
Until then, the disputed animal will remain in Phuket.
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