Thailand's poor air quality has caused over one million cases of air pollution-related diseases this year. The country's health services are struggling to cope, and tourism is also suffering.

The Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) reveals that 31,000 people in Bangkok are suffering from diseases that are caused by PM 2.5 pollution.

agricultural burning, and vehicle fumes. The rising levels of air pollution in Thailand have put immense pressure on the country’s healthcare services. More than 1.3 million people have fallen ...

Residents of Thailand's central provinces of Lop Buri and Sa Kaeo have no place to hide from emissions caused by landfill fires.

and smoke from agricultural burning. The public health ministry of Thailand informed that around 1.3 million people in the country are sick due to the rising levels of air pollution and the ...

It ordered all 17 provinces in the North to cease burning activities until the end of April. Siwaporn Rugsiyanon, a spokeswoman for the Centre for Air Pollution Mitigation at the Department of ...

Nearly 2,00,000 people in Thailand have been admitted to hospital because of air pollution this week, with Bangkok shrouded ...

BANGKOK: With a general election around the corner, Thai politicians have begun to shine the spotlight on air pollution as parts ... pulmonary disease, eye inflammation and asthma, respectively ...

BANGKOK, Jan 28 (Laotian Times): Authorities in Thailand ... overall pollution hotspots in the country. According to the findings, forest fires, agricultural fires, and slash-and-burn practices ...