Forest rangers promised better equipment, welfare

1 August 2019
Bangkok Post
Forest protection support
Forest rangers / welfare benefits / World Ranger Day

National Resources and Environment Minister Varawut Silpa-archa on Wednesday promised to improve welfare benefits and working conditions for the 20,000 forest rangers nationwide.

He was speaking at a ceremony at Khao Yai National Park headquarters, attended by 650 rangers from national parks nationwide, to mark the annual World Ranger Day, July 31.

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