A baby long-tailed macaque lays sedated as veterinarians from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation carry out a sterilization procedure, due to the increase of the macaque population in urban areas and tourist spots of the city, in Lopburi, Thailand, May 25, 2024. In May, local authorities stepped up the push against unruly monkeys, including boosting sterilization efforts that began during the pandemic. "Our goal is to neuter all the monkeys, 100% of them," local veterinarian Patarapol Maneeorn from the government wildlife department said in September. The monkeys would then be put into a designated area where they will be looked after, he said. Five months after the start of the government's campaign, Lopburi's primate pandemonium has finally come under control, with around 1,600 monkeys in captivity. 🔗 Read the full story at our link in bio. 📷 @i.am.Chalinee #Lopburi #reuters #reutersphotos #monkey #Thailand