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Huge forest areas destroyed by raging fires in Chiang Mai - Vimarsana News

Huge forest areas destroyed by raging fires in Chiang Mai

Huge forest areas destroyed by raging fires in Chiang Mai Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Firefighters and helicopters halt huge Chiang Mai forest fire - Vimarsana News

Firefighters and helicopters halt huge Chiang Mai forest fire

BANGKOK: Some 250 firefighters backed by two helicopters on Tuesday (Feb 27) managed to halt a forest blaze that raged through 33,000 rai of Ob Luang National Park in Chiang Mai’s Hot district.

Chiang Mai Forest Fires: 30,000 Rai Devastated Across Three Districts - Vimarsana News

Chiang Mai Forest Fires: 30,000 Rai Devastated Across Three Districts

(CTN News) - A number of Chiang Mai provinces, including Hot, Chomg Thong, and Mae Cham, have been devastated by fires that have destroyed approximately

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Fires causing smog up North

Chiang Mai snags 'most polluted' label - Vimarsana News

Chiang Mai snags 'most polluted' label

Chiang Mai snags ‘most polluted’ label Chiang Mai snags ‘most polluted’ label THAILAND: Chiang Mai yesterday (Mar 9) received the most undesirable accolade of becoming the most polluted city on the planet. Polluted Chiang Mai. Photo: Bangkok Post file. The grim news from the IQ AirVisual air monitoring website came as authorities revealed that the situation had caused 30,000 people to go to hospital because of respiratory illnesses over the last three months. The Chiang Mai provincial public health office said 31,788 patients suffering from air pollution-related illnesses from January...