ANG THONG: Rattana Thithanukul, of Jarakae Rong village, has had rat problems before. But now, they’re getting out of hand. One of the local mongrels had just lately given birth to eight pups underneath Rattana’s home, which sits on stumps about a foot off the bottom. The pups’ mom got here back to feed them only sometimes, so Rattana determined to control them. A few days later, Rattana seen that one of many pups was missing. The subsequent day, she checked to see if it had returned, only to search out that a second pup had disappeared. Mystified as to the place the puppies had gone, Rattana and her family resolved to keep a extra watchful eye on the litter and an ear out for trouble. That night, they heard a puppy yelping in ache. They rushed downstairs and noticed about 10 rats rising from a close-by sewer and attacking the puppies. They beat the rats off, though too late to keep away from wasting one pet, which was dragged into a nook under the home where they may not reach it. Minutes and her family might only stand by, helpless and