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when pm2.5 levels are high, only an air purifier can bring them down to under 10 micrograms per cubic meter. get a pm2.5 meter and see for yourself. by the way, using a 3m filter may slightly reduce pollution, but it will make your air conditioner work harder ...
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it's interesting to observe how the many tax topics in this forum have developed dynamically. now, many posts question whether tax regulations will be enforced or not and base their decision on that only to file a tax return or not! it wouldn't surprise me if the same people do complain about the extreme air pollution and blame it on the lack of enforcement. i remember over 10 years ago, overstaying wasn’t a big issue, but things have changed. the same could easily happen with tax obligations, where enforcement could become stricter in the future, leaving little room to avoid following the regulations and filing tax returns. no one enjoys paying taxes, which is understandable. ultimately, everyone must decide for themselves what is right ...
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unfortunately in most cases the only solution is to move to an other place and hope the new place will be better ... good luck ...
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what are the benefits, in your view, of using a better route planner (ABRP) compared to google maps? thanks motdaeng
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Workers in House
motdaeng replied to Phaka2's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
i would say, that is maybe toooo late already ... -
Expats How Do You Deal With The Toxic Air Pollution in Thailand?
motdaeng replied to Mitkof Island's topic in General Topics
you need to buy an air purifier and a pm2.5 meter, not an air humidifier. -
Expats How Do You Deal With The Toxic Air Pollution in Thailand?
motdaeng replied to Mitkof Island's topic in General Topics
just because you don't feel or see pollution now doesn't mean it won't affect your health in the future. it seems that nearly all thai people and most foreigners underestimate this fact and downplay the issue of air pollution until it directly affects them (health issues) or someone in their family or circle of friends. a few basic facts to the pm2.5 pollution: pm2.5 refers to fine particulate matter with a diameter of 2.5 micrometers or smaller. sources: vehicle emissions, industrial processes, burning, wildfires etc. health impact: can penetrate deep into the lungs, causing respiratory and cardiovascular issues. measurement: expressed in micrograms per cubic meter (µg/m³). safe levels: the who recommends 15 µg/m³ (24-hour) and 5 µg/m³ (annual). Air Quality Index: pm2.5 of 15 µg/m³ = AOI 57 and 5 µg/m³ = AOI 21 prevention: use masks, air purifiers, and limit outdoor activities during high pollution levels. 2025 01 20 : AQI map of thailand .... https://aqicn.org/country/thailand/ -
Will Tesla Cyber trucks be legal in Thailand
motdaeng replied to Rimmer's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
doesn't your wife have a driving license or does she live 10 miles away from you .... 5555 just kidding ... -
Supreme Court Petitioned to Return Thaksin to Jail Amid Allegations
motdaeng replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
i know ... -
Supreme Court Petitioned to Return Thaksin to Jail Amid Allegations
motdaeng replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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Supreme Court Petitioned to Return Thaksin to Jail Amid Allegations
motdaeng replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
well said, put them all (including teflon toni) together in the same prison, they all deserve eachother ... all of them are corrupt, selfish criminals ... start to get rid of them ... no need to wait ... -
Chiang Rai border drug trafficking clash leads to 4 deaths
motdaeng replied to snoop1130's topic in Chiang Rai News
i agree with you "do the crime, do the time", but it seems you're overlooking the fact that extrajudicial killings are also a crime and don't represent "doing the time for the crime" ... at least, that's how i see it. if someone drives drunk and causes a fatal accident, should this reckless person also be executed on the spot? or is that somehow different in your opinion? -
Chiang Rai border drug trafficking clash leads to 4 deaths
motdaeng replied to snoop1130's topic in Chiang Rai News
it seems that most of you fail to grasp the reality of the situation. over the past few years, similar reports have appeared regularly in the media. the same patterns repeat over and over: the smugglers initiate a firefight, a few drug smugglers are killed, no one is injured or wounded, and no one is arrested. on the army's side, after a "fierce" firefight, there are no injuries or fatalities either. if you believe this endlessly repeated story to be the truth and support extrajudicial killings, then you probably still believe this is the way to do it ... i hope you never find yourself in an argument with this kind of killing soldiers / peoples ... the army's method of shooting smugglers is deliberate. the soldiers who kill are rewarded with hefty bonuses (including for keeping quiet), and these killers are even treated as heroes (from people like you) . it’s an absolute disgrace ... -
if you like the sealion 7, i'm sure there will be another very nice discount later this year, possibly during the moto show 2025 in april. it could be similar to the discount offered at the moto expo 2024 in early december, which was 150,000 thb for the sealion 7!
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Chiang Rai border drug trafficking clash leads to 4 deaths
motdaeng replied to snoop1130's topic in Chiang Rai News
i wouldn’t call that "well done." it always looks like the army simply executes these smugglers. i still believe the law and a court should decide the punishment, not corrupt and untrustworthy soldiers given a free pass to kill. these killers are just as much criminals, and i wouldn’t pat a criminal on the back and say "well done" ... would you? -
Thai woman defends drunk foreign boyfriend in Pattaya crash
motdaeng replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
...just do not drink if you know you have to drive; it's as simple as that. however, as we all know, people who drive under the influence only care about themselves ... -
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