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herds of monkeys during gang war

A video of a fight between two groups of more than 100 monkeys has surfaced in Thailand. In the video, a large group of monkeys are seen fighting with each other on the streets. During this, people passing through the road stood at their places for hours.

During this gang war, the sound of the monkeys shouting was so much that the people standing on the road with the car lurked inside in fear. The incident is from the famous tourist place Lopburi in central Thailand. The city is famous for old Buddhist temples.

The whole scene is around the Phra Kan Temple and Prang Sam Yacht in Lopburi.

The car and bike riders stayed where they stopped
A person who recorded the video of the incident said that the entire incident took place around Phra Kahn Temple and Prang Sam Yacht in Lopburi. While this man was cleaning the third floor of his house, during that time the sound of monkeys was heard.

When he looked outside, two groups of more than 100 monkeys were pouncing on each other on the road. This thing went on for more than an hour. During this, the people riding on the car and bike passing through the road stayed where they were standing. There was traffic jam for hours in this gang war of monkeys.

Two groups of more than 100 monkeys were pouncing on each other on the road.

A gang of monkeys live inside the ancient temple, which is a popular tourist destination. The second gang’s shelter is an empty cinema hall here. Such fighting of monkeys is common here, but it is the first time that such a large number of monkeys have been seen fighting.

A gang of monkeys live inside the ancient temple, which is a popular tourist destination.

Monkeys were not getting food due to lockdown
Local people say that a large number of monkeys live in this tourist place of Lopburi. The trust of the tourists coming here fills the stomach of these monkeys. They used to feed them by bringing sweet food, but due to Corona, the government announced a nationwide lockdown.

Tourists stopped coming here from outside. The employment of the local people was also running on these tourists. After the lockdown restrictions, not only the employment of the local people was affected, as well as the feeding of monkeys was also banned. Earlier in March 2020 also, some similar fighting of monkeys was seen. However, then their number was not that much.

Cars and bike riders passing through the road stayed where they were standing.

Many argued that tourists had changed the behavior of these monkeys, as these animals now expect food from outside visitors. When it is not available or when it is less than required, they fight with each other.