Upper Thailand hit by ‘unsafe’ PM2.5 haze, Bangkok next

[Yom]

13 minutes ago, Saraburi121 said:

It was pretty nice here

 

Let me politely ask you, where is here?

But thanks for the 'nice photo'.

 

16 minutes ago, Saraburi121 said:

Must be magic spontaneous combustion. 

You're kidding.

Some some people, businesses, leaders are in the stone age.

Better listen to no HQ music:   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fte_EmchLo

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[Saraburi121]

1 minute ago, Yom said:

 

Let me politely ask you, where is here?

But thanks for the 'nice photo'.

 

You're kidding.

Some some people, businesses, leaders are in the stone age.

Better listen to no HQ music:   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fte_EmchLo

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Where is here:   northern Saraburi

Must be magic spontaneous combustion: sarcasm

You're welcome for the 'nice photo!'

[Ron jeremy]

2 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:

And yet people continue to live here (me included).  Hasn't toxic air/smog been a fact of life throughout the world's cities since the Industrial Revolution?  Perhaps it's only the advent of the internet and social media that has made it a modern day urban panic?

No it hasn’t, only in certain cities, one of the most polluted cities is where you chose to live! 
great choice ????????????

[onebir]

On 1/25/2021 at 10:21 AM, webfact said:

Therefore, we ask people to refrain from burning crops in the open air

They have records of land ownership and presumably could get satellite images...

 

How hard can it be to set up a system to fine farmers (semi?) automatically for burning crops? It would just have to look for substantial areas rapidly turning black....  wouldn't even have to read numberplates like speed cameras!