Heartbroken Ying Thitikarn The famous female singer has come forward as a spokesperson demanding justice for Sidor, the elephant with folded ears, earnestly pleading with those in power to urgently fix the root of the problem.
How did this happen? How could the elephant end up there? Without food and water sources, it had to turn back to the placewhereit originally lived and where there was something to eat. This is not solving the root problem at all. It won’t end here. If we don’t face the issue and discuss solutions today, it will be like this for another hundred years with no resolution.
I earnestly plead as a citizen that today, I am not the only one with a broken heart—everyone here feels the same. Therefore, I humbly appeal to those with power and authority in this land, in your roles and duties, not because it must be anyone in particular, but because if anyone with a heart recognizes that elephants are lives we must respect equally—they are living beings, not subjects for experimental treatment or to be injectedmanytimes to test if they will remain calm or if they will reach that point. This is not an experiment because these are lives. I earnestly plead because they are living beings. I humbly ask for help to solve this problem for us, the Thai people.Manypeople who love and pity wild animals as well.
Everyproblem that has arisen, I will not say much because we already know what happened and how it came to be. We demand clear, concrete answers and accountability. Whoever is responsible, please come forward and answer the public’s questions. And if anyone still has a conscience, ask yourself whether your actions so far have been right and appropriate for what has happened. If you have humanity, please step up and take responsibility for this matter.
