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Chiang Mai: Haze health warning: "Worst in world" again and dire conditions set to continue all week


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Posted
2 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Imagine being stuck in the haze in your quarantine hotel for 14 days

Got about 10 families opposite us stuck in a quarantine hotel....one family has four kids!!!...........we wave to them every day........poor souls. 

Posted
13 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

you need someone, a wife, a girlfriend, a Thai friend even, to start a clean air movement that involves mostly Thais

This is the point. Well, well, well...

It's embarrassing but I have no skills to do so.

But thanks very much, Golden Triangle.

Posted (edited)
20 minutes ago, Yom said:

This is the point. Well, well, well...

It's embarrassing but I have no skills to do so.

But thanks very much, Golden Triangle.

I hope you weren't being sarcastic and I don't think you were, I have spent some time up there with the Mrs, the air then was okay, so obviously the right time of year, but I really do feel bad for you lot, I think it's a beautiful part of the world hence my forum name and picture, Dhara Devi's cake shop was so WOW, take care all of you.

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To add clarity ????
Posted
16 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

The people should be asking questions of the leadership.

Yes.

The THAI people.

Thanks for your comprehensive analysis, spidermike007.

Really, and from the heart.

One again: only the Thai people might succeed,

I suppose/I think/I could imagine...

We have a 1 % chance?

 

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Posted
14 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

take care all of you.

Thanks, GoldenTriangle.   -  There are millions surviving in this dirty air.

By the way, I'm not sarcastic. It's only my restricted code 'to perform'.

 

19 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

I think it's a beautiful part of the world

And so many great people. Millions? - They don't know what's going on.   

(some/most?) People in our village are laughing about my whimsy.

But Scotland or the Alps region might be an alternative to realise.

 

 

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Yom said:

Thanks, GoldenTriangle.   -  There are millions surviving in this dirty air.

By the way, I'm not sarcastic. It's only my restricted code 'to perform'.

 

And so many great people. Millions? - They don't know what's going on.   

(some/most?) People in our village are laughing about my whimsy.

But Scotland or the Alps region might be an alternative to realise.

 

 

 

Scotland is very nice, I lived in Edinburgh for a few years & had a girlfriend with contacts as far north as Aberdeen, a beautiful country, bloody cold in winter though ???? The Alps, only ever flown over them, mind you I did have fun in Bavaria many years ago as a young squaddie ????????????????

 

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Still waiting for Britmantoo to chime in telling us it’s not so bad this year and what a great place it is, and he made a good choice, , haven’t heard from guitar man for a while either ,rumour is he died of lung cancer! RIP

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Maybe the  protestors in Europe, Australia and North America can protest this instead of their hypocritical protests they make about western  automobile?  I think Thailand is one of the worst offenders in the world in this regard, joining Indonesia, Brazil, India and China as the environmental hypocrites of the world.

Everyone  angry at western countries  for not making schedule for Paris accords, but here is a simple thing Thailand could do, and refuses to do and  is never ever sanctioned.

 

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Posted

Those readings are absolute BS and not even close to the real readings. I've been in CM for the past 2 days and the readings were between 330 - 350. Today before I returned home to Fang District they were 228.

Posted
2 hours ago, TigerandDog said:

not even close to the real readings.

                                                                                             high. 

                                                                                  too

                                                                       far

In any case, the numbers are

It's a big field with these readings... First, are you talking about Pm2.5 or AQI?

Then, different place and/or different time is crucial.

Better lean back, relax and have a look at some links.

https://www.airnow.gov/aqi/aqi-calculator/     https://aqicn.org/here     https://www.iqair.com/

https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/map/     http://berkeleyearth.org/air-pollution-overview/

https://www.epa.gov/pm-pollution/particulate-matter-pm-basics

PM2.5 228 ug/m3          AQI  228  ~   

~   AQI  278                    178 PM2.5 ug/m3

image.png.404ab2c85d11ee90a81ca05127ac774b.png        image.png.7ac57fc9635e8e69b693fbe3ff6e1025.png   

 

 

Posted
18 minutes ago, jak2002003 said:

They don't care. Humans are filthy and lazy. Of course there are exceptions, but they are in the minority. 

 

My neighbours and people in the village always burning, driving drunk, throwing plastic rubbish everywhere, chopping down beautiful old tress to get the wood, killing wild birds for fun, dumping building waste and fridges in the jungle, polluting the rivers and lakes, using harmful pesticides and all the rest. People here know the dangers of pollution but just don't care about their family or own health.

Sounds like a great place! Paradise!

not any different anywhere else in Thailand!

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Posted
2 hours ago, David T Pike said:

And they still lock people up for VAPING????

Who/where/when/why?

Don't you think that's a different subject?

I don't know anyone who would have been locked up

for vaping or burning up north, that's too bad.

 

Posted
On 3/11/2021 at 3:52 AM, mybeat said:

Was planning on going to Chang Mai for a week end of this month, now it seems like it's not going to happen.

 

Anyone knows when will it end?

Whenever the rainy season starts this year, probably somewhere in May.........

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Posted

Thanks for the link. Almost brandnew from Phuket, Feb 2019.

But I don't see any connection with the OP:

Chiang Mai: Haze health warning: "Worst in world" again and dire conditions set to continue all week

Posted
On 3/12/2021 at 8:38 PM, Yom said:

                                                                                             high. 

                                                                                  too

                                                                       far

In any case, the numbers are

It's a big field with these readings... First, are you talking about Pm2.5 or AQI?

Then, different place and/or different time is crucial.

Better lean back, relax and have a look at some links.

https://www.airnow.gov/aqi/aqi-calculator/     https://aqicn.org/here     https://www.iqair.com/

https://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/map/     http://berkeleyearth.org/air-pollution-overview/

https://www.epa.gov/pm-pollution/particulate-matter-pm-basics

PM2.5 228 ug/m3          AQI  228  ~   

~   AQI  278                    178 PM2.5 ug/m3

image.png.404ab2c85d11ee90a81ca05127ac774b.png        image.png.7ac57fc9635e8e69b693fbe3ff6e1025.png   

 

 

they were pm 2.5 readings. The first was taken at Mae Rim, the 2nd at Tha Sala. The sad thing is where I live in CM province, the readings are even higher thatn those that I posted

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Posted
4 hours ago, TigerandDog said:

the readings are even higher than those that I posted

Sorry, TigerandDog, I didn't have any doubt what you have written.

This night the PM2.5 numbers up north were decreasing, but the

whole last week was extremly bad, 'far too high'.

Posted
2 hours ago, sqwakvfr said:

It could be worse.

Well, you're right. But today in Beijing it's primarily the leftover of a sand storm...

As a matter of fact already 'better'.

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The main pollutant has been PM10. Not sooo dangerous.

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