Smog Continues to Blanket Bangkok
High levels of smog continue to blanket Bangkok as police beef up law enforcement against polluting vehicles.
High levels of smog continue to blanket Bangkok as police beef up law enforcement against polluting vehicles.
Smog levels surged in most parts of Bangkok Tuesday morning as city officials continue health protection campaign for the residents.
Unhealthy levels of particulate matters have persisted in Bangkok with the hardest-hit area on Sam Sen Road.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) reported unsafe levels of particulate matters 2.5 micrometers and less (PM2.5) in Phra Nakhon
The Pollution Control Department collected more than 3 tons of electronic waste from people in greater Bangkok in only about two weeks last month.
Highways were congested as New Year vacationers were returning to Bangkok after their long holidays.
Levels of particulate matter 2.5 micrometers or less in diameter reached unsafe levels in seven areas of the capital and people were advised to stay indoors.
His Holiness Pope Francis has urged for actions to help trafficked women and children and beggars during his first Holy Mass on Thai soil.
Pope Francis visited Government House and was received by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and high-level authorities.
Fine dust accumulated and became unhealthy in nine districts of Bangkok today.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has included Bangkok and Sukhothai in its Creative City Network.
The government is fully ready to organize the 35th ASEAN Summit and related meetings on Nov 2-5. The official opening is set on Nov 3.