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Hospitals, Medical Supplies Ready for Patients Affected by PM2.5


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BANGKOK, March 28 (TNA) – Hospitals and medical supplies are adequate to cope with the increasing number of patients suffering from hazardous levels of air pollution in northern provinces, said Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.


As the PM2.5 situations are critical in the North, Anutin said he discussed the issue with permanent secretary for public health this morning and confirmed that the ministry was ready to distribute medication and anti-smog masks to at-risk areas. The permanent secretary can make a decision in case of an emergency.

 

Hospitals have dust-free rooms with air purifiers for patients with health conditions related to air pollution.

 

Full story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news-1142942

 

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7 hours ago, engamann said:

This idiot was so scared of covid that he and the other junta dum dums shut down the country for almost 2 years but the air that we have to breath every day them seam to not care much about , ritch or poor dosent matter when it come to the air you breath.

Poor people cannot afford air purifiers , nor can they escape the smog by going down south for 3vmonths. Big difference.

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ASEAN needs to make a concerted effort to stop this nonsense year after year. Start enforcing some serious jail time for those responsible, and large fines for corporations. It's too late for this year. It's the only way, but we all what will happen.....nothing.

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