Prayut Tours Bangkok, Chachoengsao
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Wednesday paid visits to many places in Bangkok and Chachoengsao province including the Lumpini public park in the capital to meet people and follow up government projects.
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Wednesday paid visits to many places in Bangkok and Chachoengsao province including the Lumpini public park in the capital to meet people and follow up government projects.
Election officials are gearing up for early voting on Sunday when record number of voters is expected to cast their ballots
Thailand’s capital city of Bangkok celebrates the 237th anniversary of its founding with religious ceremonies and cultural displays at the heart of historic quarter from Friday to Sunday.
Hong Kong opens a trade office in Bangkok, the third in ASEAN, during the two-day Thailand visit by Chief Executive Carrie Lam
Spraying water by drones is good intention but it isn’t the right solution, says a lecturer at Mahidol University.
BANGKOK, Jan 31 (TNA) – Bangkok started using drones to spray water in six critically haze-hit areas in an attempt to reduce fine dust particles. Bangkok Governor, Pol.Gen. Aswin Kwanmuang presided over the launching of drones, the first agricultural drone flying in the capital. The two-day operation has been carried out by volunteers from the […]
Schools in Bangkok will be closed on Jan 31 and Feb 1 due to excessive dust particles.
The Office of Industrial Economics will require automobile producers to faster meet the Euro 5 emission standard to reduce fine particulate matte
The dust pollution in Bangkok and nearby provinces has worsened as the level of the particulate matter on Rama II Road in Samut Sakhon province, on the outskirts of Bangkok, reached 113 microgrammes per cubic metre on Tuesday morning.
Hazardous smog rose to unhealthy levels in a large part of Bangkok Friday morning, as people are warned to avoid outdoor activities including running events.
The government should declare the city as a pollution control zone to map out clear dust control measures, said Greenpeace Thailand country director Tara Buakamsri.
Dangerous dust particles were measured in 40 areas of greater Bangkok including very hazardous levels in six zones due to stagnant air,