
Bangkok’s Heavy Smog until Dec 17
People in Bangkok would suffer from thick smog until Dec 17, said the minister of natural resources and environment.
People in Bangkok would suffer from thick smog until Dec 17, said the minister of natural resources and environment.
Thick PM2.5 dust blanketed Bangkok this morning, giving the capital the third position in the world’s worst air pollution rankings at 7 am. Tuesday.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha praised public health authorities of Nakhon Ratchasima province for their decision to stop the Big Mountain Music Festival in the northeastern province while denying the decision was politically motivated.
Heavy air pollution from fine dust will continue until Dec 17 due to stagnant air, according to the permanent secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office.
The government postpones the Chana Industrial Estate project pending a study.
The organizers of the Big Mountain Music Festival face legal action for disobeying a closure order from the disease control committee of Nakhon Ratchasima province.
Thailand logged 28 new cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 including one locally infected person as the total rose to 4,237.
Thick PM2.5 dust blanketed Bangkok this morning, giving the capital the 9th position in the world’s worst air pollution rankings.
Five suspected kidnappers of a Chinese businessman were arrested while the police investigation found that the abduction was related to a conflict over spa construction.
Soldiers and police are strictly guarding the Thai-Myanmar border while 103 Thai people seek permission for their return from Myanmar through official channels.
The elder sister of missing activist Wanchalearm Satsaksit on Tuesday filed evidence with the Phnom Penh Municipal Court while asking Cambodian authorities to look for the man.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority delivered chargers for electric vehicles (EVs) to government and private organizations to promote the local use of electric vehicles.