Bangkok: Bangkok has joined forces with 30 government agencies to implement 11 policies aimed at reducing PM 2.5 dust pollution, including expanding the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) to restrict non-compliant trucks from entering all 50 districts of the city. This initiative, chaired by Governor Chadchart Sittipunt, is part of ongoing efforts to address the persistent dust problem that plagues Bangkok

Bangkok: Academics reveal that this year there are factors that cause flooding. According to Thai News Agency, environmental and health experts have pointed out an unusual amount of rainfall this year as a contributing factor to potential flooding. Professor Sonthi Kotchawat, a prominent figure in the Environmental Academic Club, has highlighted that Thailand is experiencing heavy rainfall covering nearly 80%

Bangkok: Thunderstorms are forecasted to affect 60-80% of Thailand’s regions, with heavy to very heavy rain expected, the Meteorological Department has announced. The North, Northeast, Central, and Eastern regions will see thunderstorms in 80% of the area, while the South will experience rain in 60-70% of the area. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department has predicted that these

Loei: Surveying the route for building a cable car up Phu Kradueng in Loei Province has unveiled that capitalists from the eastern region have been acquiring land to construct resorts for nearly a decade. Representatives from the public sector are prepared to intervene if a road is built to transport visitors to Phu Kradueng’s tourist attractions instead of relying on

Mae Ai: It is not only the river that has been found to have arsenic contamination. ‘Kok River’, which is like a lifeline for Mae Ai, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai before flowing into the Mekong River, has also been found to have arsenic contamination that exceeds the standard by many times, affecting the way of life of many people.