Songkhla&#39;s chief livestock officer Kitikorn Janepaibool said his department had dispatched the hay trucks on Sunday and they were expected to reach Tambon Nam Khao in Ranode by Monday morning. 
He said each of the six villages in the tambon would get 100 bales.

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Starving animals get emergency hay

The Songkhla Livestock Department has sent 600 hay bales to villagers in Ranode district to feed water buffaloes left starving after their grass fields were flooded.