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Checking Readiness for Climate Change and Thailand's Alerts to Prevent Threats to Life and Property

Nowadays, abnormal weather and natural disasters are becoming more frequent and severe with a huge impact on the socio-economic sector of the country.

List of emergency and health service telephone numbers

Emergency and health service.

List of emergency telephone numbers

List of emergency telephone numbers.

Let's See Government Measures to Solve Waste Problems Thai People and Foreigners Can Jointly Cooperate

Thailand is facing the problem of urban waste due to the amount of various types of waste increasing every year and is likely to become a more serious problem especially in large cities and communities.

Statistics of Plastic Waste in Thailand That Can Be Solved By All Sectors

According to the information of the solid waste amount generated in Thailand in 2021, it was 24.98 million tons or about 68,434 tons per day

Statistics of Marine Debris in Thailand That Thai and Foreign Tourists Can Help

Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) reveals the statistics of garbage found in the sea from Big Cleaning in 2020

Scanning the Policy Forbidding Plastic Bags with Handles — Plastic Cups — Styrofoam Boxes 100% that Citizens / Foreigners Can Help to Reduce

After the Pollution Control Department presented a roadmap plan to manage plastic waste 2018-2030 by eliminating the use of 4 types

Eliminating PM2.5 By Requiring Industrial Plants to Install Air Pollution Emission Detectors Starting on June 10

The situation of PM 2.5 is a national problem as it is caused by a variety of activities such as the combustion of engines

Opening Guidelines to Promote Green Industry For Business Growth - Reduction of Production Costs - Protection of Environment

After the World Community including Thailand has a common intention to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to solve global warming problems

Opening Laws to Prevent and Control Marine Pollution Entrepreneurs Should Be Aware of to Prevent Illegal Acts

The oceans or seas, the world's most abundant source of salt water, and more than 70% of the world's oxygen comes from marine phytoplankton