Bangkok City Says Work From Home as Alarming Pollution Blankets Thai Capital
Bangkok city employees shift to remote work as harmful air pollution envelops the Thai capital. PM2.5 levels exceed WHO guidelines, prompting health concerns
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Bangkok city employees shift to remote work as harmful air pollution envelops the Thai capital. PM2.5 levels exceed WHO guidelines, prompting health concerns
Middle East News: Bangkok city employees have been told to work from home to avoid harmful air pollution, as a layer of noxious haze blanketed the Thai capital on Thursday.
China Air Pollution: "2023 is the first year that China's national average PM2.5 level has increased year-on-year since the beginning of China's "war on pollution" in 2013. 80 per cent of the provincial capitals, including Beijing, have seen PM2.5 level increase on year," the report stated.
PM2.5, the most harmful of all particles in the air, had an hourly average of 200.8 at 7 am on Monday, up from 83.5 at the same time yesterday
Beijing was enveloped in a dust storm and heavy pollution over the weekend