Curbing scourge of waste


Styrofoam packaging and single-use plastics is no longer allowed in national parks as Thailand fights a scourge of waste threatening wildlife.

Waters off the coast of Thailand are choked with pollution and the coronavirus pandemic has brought a surge in plastic waste as demand for takeaway food grows.

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