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The most air-polluted country on the entire planet. Think about your health and retire somewhere else!
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He says what his superior tells him to say. The land without a face, but face masks lie to its citizens and visiting tourists, and do not care at all.
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It is not only north. Bkk and Pattaya just as bad from time to time. Air pollution in the country is a complete and absurd tragedy. Completely man-made. Can be easily avoided and is completely disrespectful towards the country's citizens who suffer the most and are exposed to serious illness. Thailand is no longer the "land of smiles", but the country where everyone wears a face mask due to extreme air pollution. It is also completely disrespectful to the tourists who travel to Thailand and are exposed to this. A minimum of respect and honesty towards visitors dictates that the Thai tourism industry informs about the extreme air pollution in the country.
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1 hour ago, Lucky Bones said:I first came to Chiang Mai in '93 to play in the international cricket 6's. (a lot younger then.)
Could not see more than 100 metres in front of you.
Didn't see the sun for a week.
Nothing has changed, it is just reported more intensely.
Been living East Pattaya last 10 years & now smelling fires this time of year.????????
It is not only north. Bkk and Pattaya just as bad from time to time. Air pollution in the country is a complete and absurd tragedy. Completely man-made. Can be easily avoided and is completely disrespectful towards the country's citizens who suffer the most and are exposed to serious illness. Thailand is no longer the "land of smiles", but the country where everyone wears a face mask due to extreme air pollution. It is also completely disrespectful to the tourists who travel to Thailand and are exposed to this. A minimum of respect and honesty towards visitors dictates that the Thai tourism industry informs about the extreme air pollution in the country.
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Prayut afraid of lung cancer from the air pollution.
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When tour operators and tourists discover and understand how polluted the air is in Thailand, the choice will probably fall on other countries that take the environment seriously.
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The BMA adjusts the measurements down and presents figures that are lower than reality. The air pollution is much higher than what they state. But, yes, wear a mask. Non-residents and tourists should be informed of this before traveling to Thailand.
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A commendable measure, especially considering all the pollution along the roads and all the polluted air he has breathed. He has put himself at serious health risk.
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What is written about this topic should be posted on facebook, in other media and trip advisor.
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It will affect the tourism industry. More and more travelers will experience this terrible air pollution and never return. It will spread on social media and fewer will come every year. Then it will take decades to change. The air you breathe in Thailand is among the worst in the whole world. It is of little help to say that it is worse in Dehli.
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The authorities and the tourism industry deny the facts and neglect all the negative effects of the poor air quality. We all have a responsibility to spread the facts about air pollution in Thailand, so that tourists know and understand this before they come. Then they avoid booking trips to a country they cannot see because of SMOG and exposing themselves to health risks and lung cancer. It's really a bit strange that the authorities don't understand something so obvious, because they breathe this poison themselves.
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The North is worst. I will never go back there, but Bangkok and Pattaya is almost as bad. I do not recommend traveling in Thailand.
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Where is Thailand?
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Is it a surprise,- with all the litter and pollution on beaches in thailand?