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Schools in areas with unsafe air quality allowed to close for up to seven days


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3 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

Until the wind direction changes.

 

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When was the Indonesian burning season again? Memory fails me.

It lasted a couple days/weeks vs most of the year where I live in western central Thailand. 

 

Anyway it looks much better around here. 

 

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2 hours ago, Lemonltr said:

In Thailand there is an endemic, cultural inertia which seems to affect all walks of life. Its the "mai pen rai" disease.

As quaint and all as that laid back, not a worry in the world attitude is, I do believe it is the root of most of the country's problems. 

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6 hours ago, ben2talk said:

Thai intelligence says closing schools works better than telling people to stop burning grass or driving ancient scrap vehicles?

 

I guess the idea of not bothering and staying inside is well understood by police too... 

True. They are unable to stop people burning sugarcane and garbage.

 

They are unable to force schools to close. But, once schools decide to close voluntarily, no need to stop education-hungry students from knocking down the school gates...

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9 hours ago, rkidlad said:

Ah, just pack up your job and family and move. Why didn't anyone else think of that?

 

To have the logic of a child.

 

 

You have logic live in pollution.

up to you.

 

 

10 hours ago, johng said:

So they finished burning everything down South already ?

Is not the same as Pattaya, Bangkok, Issan and the north.

i know you not believe but....

 

(Ps. I answer you about beach clean up already but it was off topic) 

 

remember this is phuket, have lot of car, pollution, Ranong is 200km north of Phuket, is cleaner.

 

 

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3 hours ago, Bassosa said:

I'm sold on Ranong. Might go there and become a sugar cane grower.

If you do, and make pollution, someone local probably kill you. Really.

South people have black heart (jai dum). 

Ruthless. 

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4 hours ago, DrTuner said:

When was the Indonesian burning season again? Memory fails me.

 

EDIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Southeast_Asian_haze#Indonesia

Yes, terrible for four days last year. September. Can see the chart. Ranong more north, but it still bad. September

 Hate it.

 

 

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1 minute ago, rkidlad said:

That’s it. Don’t complain about the pollution. Just accept it or move. And as the pollution gets worse and worse all over the country because no one complained or demanded something

You complained and demanded = no effect. 0% Exactly the same.

 

Complain or help yourself. Help your brain, help your lung, help your family. Up to you. 

 

Why you move TO pollution place? Work?

 

1 minute ago, rkidlad said:

 

 

be done about a man-made problem that has solutions, we all suffer. 

 

I not suffer. 

I happy. No brain pollution

 

1 minute ago, rkidlad said:


 

Great advice. Cheers, Mr Mai Pen Rai. 

.Happy you understand now.

Good luck

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12 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

Beautiful Ranong, what's not to like.

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if not make problem we friendly, lovely.

 

But if want to make pollution with burning sugar. There will be big problem. Sure.

 

Ranong have least population in Thailand= 191,000

Most rain in thailand...

80% forest

 

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3 minutes ago, Yinn said:

You complained and demanded = no effect. 0% Exactly the same.

 

Complain or help yourself. Help your brain, help your lung, help your family. Up to you. 

 

Why you move TO pollution place? Work?

 

I not suffer. 

I happy. No brain pollution

 

.Happy you understand now.

Good luck

Yes, I moved to Bangkok to work in pollution. Why else would someone move to Bangkok?

 

People are complaining and it will result in things being done. We just have to see what exactly will be done. 

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1 minute ago, rkidlad said:

Yes, I moved to Bangkok to work in pollution. Why else would someone move to Bangkok?

Some people like it.

eg Nyezhov

 

1 minute ago, rkidlad said:

 

People are complaining and it will result in things being done.

Complain every year. It worse every year.

 

1 minute ago, rkidlad said:

 

We just have to see what exactly will be done. 

Spray water in the air. =no use.

 

i hope you correct, I am wrong. Really.

September Ranong have the four bad days because Indonesia , I want to escape, really. Stressful. Hate it.

If full time I will go crazy, sure.

 

I not believe people/government will change it. Sorry.

 

 

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12 hours ago, unamazedloso said:

Is this in Bkk only? I really dont want my kid in school but because we have to travel all the time if he is absent too much he would be forced to stay down. The pm2.5 is much worse in kanchanaburi than bkk but the teachers are so ignorant and know only the lies the media and their friends say.

Well you can give your kid  a particle meter from lazada and bring it to school...or also give him an airpurifier which will keep the classroom clean.

 

How hard is thinking these days??

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5 minutes ago, Dumbastheycome said:

I think the "point" was  that some areas are lucky to not be so polluted. As "most" of Europe.

Ah, good to know some areas are lucky. Well done to them. Now the rest of us can continue being concerned with the areas that aren’t. 

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13 hours ago, unamazedloso said:

Is this in Bkk only? I really dont want my kid in school but because we have to travel all the time if he is absent too much he would be forced to stay down. The pm2.5 is much worse in kanchanaburi than bkk but the teachers are so ignorant and know only the lies the media and their friends say.

 

don't worry the Thai celebrities are getting involved now.. come monday every thai woman north of rayong will be a budding climatologist

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They need to make them take the days off. What happens is when the schools have the option the parents want the kids in school, they don't want to have to deal with them. Then the schools cave and nobody even takes a day off. 

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