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Thailand revives bill to clear the air of toxic smog
Seasonal smog is a major public health problem in Thailand. Long-delayed legislation aims to stop air pollution before it starts, but enforcement could present a problem.
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Thailand has revived a bill aimed at reducing toxic smog, a major public health issue in the country. The legislation, long delayed, seeks to prevent air pollution before it starts. Enforcement of the bill may pose a challenge.
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