PM10 pollution still rising despite woodland-fire ban

29 March 2018
The Nation
Air pollution
forest fires / Mae Hong Song / North / PM10 / pollution / reduce

A governor’s directive to bar entry to reserve forest lands and parks to reduce hazardous pollution in the North has so far failed to reverse the amount of PM10 particulates in Mae Hong Song.

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