I think that DDT is prohibited in Thailand, but I'm sure that the "fogging" chemical (whatever it is) is not good for one's health. Like you, I make sure that we all stay away from the smoke - pets too.
Were they doing the fogging? I pity those guys as it must knock years off their lives breathing in that smoke every day with just a paper mask to protect them.
Probably the equivalent of a 40-a-day cigarette habit (or worse).
There are two volcanoes in Thailand but they are both extinct. This means they have not erupted in the past 10,000 years and are not likely to erupt again. The first is Doi Pha Khok Hin Fu. The other is Phanom Rung.
https://homework.study.com/explanation/does-thailand-have-any-volcanoes.html
So there will be volcanic soil in those areas.
That doesn't explain "volcanic" durian in southern Thailand.
Sausage casserole with Yorkshire puddings and colcannon and/or cauliflower cheese.
Crumbles. Apple, pear, rhubarb (when available), strawberry, raspberry, blackberry (frozen berries are ok) or combinations of these fruits.
It will be interesting to see how vigorously he is pursued, compared with others who have fled justice.
I use the word justice - but in this young man's case it's injustice IMO.
That seems very plausible, but many sources state that "N.O.N.C.E." is an acronym: Not On Normal Communal Exercise - coined by prisoner officers at HMP Wakefield.
Officially, prisoners are categorised:-
Category A Prisoners whose escape would be highly dangerous.
Category B Prisoners for whom the very highest conditions of.
Category C Prisoners who cannot be trusted in open conditions,
Category D Prisoners who can be reasonably trusted in open.
Category U All remand, awaiting trial or awaiting sentence.
https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-7437/CBP-7437.pdf