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Thai court orders Government to tackle air pollution

A court in Thailand on January 19 ordered the government to come up with an urgent plan to curb air pollution within 90 days, as the country braces for its annual peak of noxious haze.
Thai court orders Government to tackle air pollution ảnh 1An Air Asia plane descends towards Chiang Mai International Airport amid high levels of air pollution in Chiang Mai on April 10, 2023. (Photo: AFP)

Hanoi (VNA) – A court in Thailand on January 19ordered the government to come up with an urgent plan to curb air pollutionwithin 90 days, as the country braces for its annual peak of noxious haze.

Air quality plummets in Thailand in the early this month assmoke from farmers burning stubble adds to industrial emissions and vehicleexhaust fumes.

Bangkok and the northern city of Chiang Mai ranked among theworld's most polluted cities on some days last year, prompting a group ofpeople to bring a legal case to get the government to act.

The Chiang Mai administrative court on January 19 orderedThailand’s National Environmental Commission to present "preventivemethods to solve pollution both short and long term" within 90 days.

The court ruled that the previous government of PrimeMinister Prayut Chan-O-Cha had not moved quickly enough to tackle pollution.

The government of Prime Minisඣter Srettha Thavisin, which tookover last August, has pro🔯mised to tackle air pollution as a "nationalagenda"./.

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