19 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

So basically...........some of the really smoky lorries have to stay slightly further away from the centre........

No but the main pollution emmiter is the farms east of Bangkok and Cambodia when they start burning the fields.  The winds come from the east and settle in Bangkok with is a valley.   I have seen cinders falling from the sky for many many years. I hope this helps with your understanding.

The main pollution emmiter is the farms east of Bangkok and Cambodia when they start burning the fields.  The winds come from the east and settle in Bangkok which is a valley.   I have seen cinders falling from the sky for many many years. Very very little has been done to stop this

28 minutes ago, Beerzy65 said:

No but the main pollution emmiter is the farms east of Bangkok and Cambodia when they start burning the fields.  The winds come from the east and settle in Bangkok with is a valley.   I have seen cinders falling from the sky for many many years. I hope this helps with your understanding.

 

As we have 200 acres of sugarcane (family farm) .....and have lived in Khlong Toei for over a year I have some notion....cheers.

They could start by removing the many smoke belching busses, trucks, vans, pick-ups and cars from the roads.

The Hub of pollution, more laughable stupid hollow promises, l think the pollution is not the only smoke these delusional burocrates are inhaling