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PM2.5 pollution exceeds safety standard in most of Bangkok
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 06, 2025
Air quality on Thursday morning shows slight improvement over the previous day but is still above safety standard
PM2.5 pollution decreases slightly for most of Bangkok
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 05, 2025
Air Quality Information Centre reports lower levels of smog for most of Thai capital but Bang Na and Lat Krabang still high
Smog exceeds safety standard in all of Bangkok
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 04, 2025
Bueng Kum, Lat Kraban, Nong Chok and Minburi top the list of districts with the highest reported levels of PM2.5 pollution
Smog causes poor visibility, flight detours at Don Mueang Airport
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 02, 2025
Thick smog caused poor visibility at Don Mueang Airport, forcing several flights to divert to Suvarnabhumi. Others had to circle before landing.
PM2.5 dust exceeds safety standard in all areas of Bangkok
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 01, 2025
Bangkokians advised to wear facemasks, avoid spending time outdoors
Bangkokians urged to wear facemasks as smog worsens
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2025
PM2.5 pollution increases in Thai capital, with Nong Khaem, Phasi Charoen and Thawi Watthana again the most affected
PM follows up on smog reduction measures in Bangkok’s Chinatown
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2025
Paetongtarn Shinawatra urges Bangkokians to use electric trains and buses and says government will continue to address the PM2.5 situation
Bangkok’s smog level climbs, barely within national safety standard
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 2025
Air quality in Thai capital worsens, with 5 districts including Khlong Sam Wa and Lat Krabang reporting above safety standard levels
Bangkok smog worsens slightly but remains within safety standard
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2025
PM2.5 pollution higher than yesterday, with five districts recording levels marginally higher then the country’s standard
BMA opens public-health emergency response centre amid PM2.5 smog
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 2025
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) opened a public-health emergency response centre on Saturday to tackle the impact of PM2.5 air pollution on people’s health.
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