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  1. 20 hours ago, arithai12 said:

    I don;t want to excuse the problem of PM2.5 in Chiang Mai, which is an absolute shame.

    But you should not take literally what click-hungry reporters feed you.

    117 / 23 = 5. But 5 is the WHO recommended guideline for annual mean, while on a daily basis it is 15. We still exceed that by a lot, I know, but not by 23 times.

    And, CM air is relatively ok in PM2.5 terms for most of the year outside the critical 2 months.

    But again, yes, at this time of the year better stay away from CM.

    2 months a year, maybe 10 years ago, not recently since I left, it’s a polluted <deleted> hole 

  2. On 3/6/2023 at 8:40 PM, brewsterbudgen said:

    Yes, of course I can imagine that!  It might be strange to you, but there are tens of thousands of foreign or mixed Thai/foreign families living in Thailand!   Where do you suggest they go if their jobs, families are here?

    Perhaps to a country destination where their children can grow up without being subjected to deadly air quality?

    but perhaps some peoples children aren’t that important?  
    lots of jobs around the world for professionals!

    thete had never been a time for such demand!

    Unless we backed ourselves into a corner with no plan b?

    nasty situation to be in, now isn’t it Brew?

    ????????

  3. 2 hours ago, BayArea said:

    In the " Why has Thailand attracted more foreign tourists than Vietnam" thread, some posters claimed the air pollution is so much better than VN. 

     

    Below is the real time air quality around the world:

     

    Air Pollution in World: Real-time Air Quality Index Visual Map (aqicn.org)

    I have spent much time on the eastern side of Vietnam, the air is by far some of the cleanest in SEA.

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  4. 10 hours ago, wwest5829 said:

    Inside my house, then inside the car, then inside the Mall, restaurant, store. The big thing missing? Outdoor activities … hiking, swimming, zip line … but at age 76, been there, done that. Still, advice for anyone I care about … no, “unhealthy”!

    Perhaps if you didn’t live in such an unhealthy environment, you would still be hiking, etc, and enjoying yourself outdoors instead of the life you have?

    ????????‍♂️
    Again, why live in such a place?

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