6 Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha pays respect to his teachers on the occasion of the national Teacher’s Day which falls on January 16.
4 The agriculture minister ordered more rainmaking flights to reduce air pollution as fine particulate matters still remained at unhealthy levels in many districts.
5 Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha encouraged teachers to catch up with technologies and teach students to use them properly.
18 Health, online, tourism and startup businesses have a bright prospect while rented book, handicraft, media discs and mass media businesses
3 A task force is set up to strictly enforce measures against industrial pollution emission in a bid to tackle severe smog problem in Bangkok and its vicinity.
23 Smog in Bangkok has caused damage worth about 2.6 billion baht to health and tourism sectors, according to the Kasikorn Research Center.
7 The artificial rain making operation yesterday has alleviated the level of tiny particles in the capital, said Puttipong Punnakanta, the government’s spokesman.
3 The Royal Thai Air Force’s two Basler BT-67 planes released water mist to allay the dust problem over affected areas.
3 More road checkpoints have been erected to ban diesel-powered trucks from entering the capital during rush hour in a bid to ease fine dust pollution.
7 An artificial rainmaking operation has started today with an aim to alleviate fine dust pollution in Bangkok.
13 CP All PCL says its campaign against the use of plastic bags at its 7-Eleven convenience stores has reduced the use of plastic bags by about 100 million bags
27 PHAYAO, Jan 14 (TNA) – Highlanders in Thailand compete in downhill wooden cart races of ethic Hmong people in the northern Phayao province to celebrate their tradition and boost local tourism. Go-Kart Hmong in Pong district drew a large crowd of spectators and people of different hill tribes on Monday Provincial officials and local administrators […]
