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Unsafe dust levels in Bangkok - Vimarsana News

Unsafe dust levels in Bangkok

Much of Bangkok was covered with unsafe levels of PM2.5 dust, averaging 72.6 microgrammes per cubic metre (µg/m3), from 5am-7am on Tuesday, according to City Hall's daily air quality report.

Asia has the world's worst air quality. Australia, New Zealand have some of the best, study finds - Vimarsana News

Asia has the world's worst air quality. Australia, New Zealand have some of the best, study finds

Conducted by scientists in Australia and China, the study found that more than 90 per cent of days in southern and eastern Asia had concentrations of dangerous particulate matter exceeding the WHO’s safety limit.

Source: scmp.com
Less than 1% of earth has safe levels of air pollution: study - Vimarsana News

Less than 1% of earth has safe levels of air pollution: study

It’s no secret that air pollution is a serious problem facing the world today. Just how serious? A new study on global daily levels of air pollution shows that hardly anywhere on Earth is safe from unhealthy air.

Global Study Reveals There's No Place on Earth You Can Be Fully Safe From Deadly Air Pollutants - Vimarsana News

Global Study Reveals There's No Place on Earth You Can Be Fully Safe From Deadly Air Pollutants

A team of scientists conducted a meta-study of daily levels of PM2.5 in different parts of the world over the 2000-2019. Only 0.001% of the global population live at levels, considered safe by WHO standards, study reports.

Mask use urged as haze fastens grip - Vimarsana News

Mask use urged as haze fastens grip

A pulmonologist from Siriraj Hospital has suggested people wear masks to protect themselves from dust pollution as the number of patients with respiratory diseases continues to rise, especially among children.