Bangkok: Mae Ping National Park has upgraded its wildfire prevention measures, focusing on patrols and drone surveillance. This has successfully reduced the number of hotspots caused by burning, which numbered in the thousands annually, by half within two years.
According to Thai News Agency, the implementation of these measures marks a significant step in reducing the risk of wildfires in the region. The combination of increased ground patrols and the strategic use of drone technology has allowed for better monitoring and quicker response times to potential fire outbreaks.
The park's management has emphasized the importance of these measures in protecting the biodiversity and natural resources of Mae Ping National Park. By cutting the number of hotspots in half, they aim to preserve the ecological balance and ensure the safety of both wildlife and visitors.