Tough choice: The Thai people have a lot of issues to think about before the polls, including whether they should answer the PM’s ‘quiz’. — EPA
BANGKOK: Bangkok’s air is full of toxic heavy metals, researchers have discovered, and it is contributing to year-round hazardous threats to public health.
Now is the time for Thai authorities to set out the standards for controlling the emissions of every hazardous heavy metal found in the air, the media was told on Thursday by the director of the Nida Centre for Research and Development of Disaster Prevention and Management.
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