More than 200 monkeys were castrated in Lopburi, Thailand. Do you think this is humane or cruel?

Due to the impact of the spread of the epidemic this year, the international tourism industry has also shown a bleak phenomenon. As a major tourist country, Thailand’s tourism revenue has always been an important pillar of the country. However, the current number of tourists in Thailand has dropped sharply, which has also given Thai locals It has brought about some huge changes, especially the problem of monkeys gathering in groups.

We all know that Thailand is a country that believes in Buddhism. Thai people seem to be very Buddhist, especially when they treat small animals. They are very compassionate and will build some good houses for these small animals. Living environment and giving them some food, some small animals in Thailand are full of happiness. However, due to the sudden drop in tourists recently, most of the monkeys in Lopburi, Thailand, have lost food from tourists. Walking to the rubbish dumps on the street to look for rubbish to eat makes people feel sad and shocked. Due to the lack of food sources, most of the monkeys in Lopburi will go to the environment where people live. They wreak havoc and disturb people. In the normal order of life, many people have to move away from where they live and run to other places to hide. This is also a last resort. The monkeys gathering and wreaking havoc make them feel that they can't bear it anymore, so they have to come up with ways to deal with it. Some measures to stop the spread of this phenomenon.

In order to control the ferocity of the monkeys and their reproduction speed, the local government in Thailand also took some helpless measures. For this reason, they captured more than 200 monkeys and performed sterilization surgeries on them. Hopefully this emergency situation can be alleviated in a short time.

The local government in Thailand took relatively humane measures in this regard. They injected sedatives into the monkeys undergoing birth control surgery. Veterinarians performed birth control surgeries on these unconscious monkeys, and by the way, they also administered sedatives to their bodies. Leaving a mark, after all, this kind of measure is a last resort. When people conflict with nature, they often make some trade-offs, as long as they are within the controllable range, do not endanger the survival of animals in nature, and can still take into account both Humanitarianism is the most reasonable solution.