Bangkok, Air Pollution and Schools

Bangkok Urges People to Work From Home as Air Pollution Worsens
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration urged people to work from home for the rest of the week if they can, with air pollution forecast to worsen after already forcing the temporary closure of more than a dozen schools.
Nearly 200 Bangkok Schools Close Over Air Pollution
Air pollution forced nearly 200 schools in Bangkok to close on Thursday, local authorities said, as officials urged people to work from home and restricted heavy vehicles in the city.
Bangkok shuts nearly 200 schools over air pollution, urges people to work from home
Nearly 200 schools in Bangkok had to close on Thursday due to air pollution, according to local officials. Officials also encouraged people to work from home and banned large vehicles from the city.
Bangkok air pollution forces closure of schools amid health crisis
Soaring air pollution and a worsening public health crisis today forced the closure of hundreds of schools in Thailand. Footage shows the deserted classrooms at a state-run facility in the Lat Phrao area of the capital Bangkok,
Thailand urging people to work from home due to severe air pollution, Bangkok badly hit
The Ministry of Public Health in Thailand is urging people across the country to work from home after air pollution levels exceeded safe levels in almost every province on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
103 schools cancel classes due to worsening PM2.5 pollution in Bangkok
A total of 103 public schools under the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) have cancelled classes for periods ranging from one to five days, depending on their locations, as the capital grapples with worsening PM2.5 air pollution. Some schools began cancelling classes on Monday, while many others are set to close starting Thursday.
Rising PM2.5 pollution forces Bangkok schools to close
High PM2.5 pollution levels forced school closures in Bangkok, prompting online classes as officials address the air quality crisis.
More than 100 schools in Bangkok cancel classes due to worsening PM2.5 pollution
BANGKOK - A total of 103 public schools under the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) have cancelled classes for periods ranging from one to five days, depending on their locations, as the capital grapples with worsening PM2.5 air pollution. Some schools began cancelling classes on Jan 20, while many others are set to close starting Jan 23.
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Thailand: Bangkok choked by health-affecting level of PM2.5 dust
The Thai capital of Bangkok continued on Thursday to experience pollution levels deemed “unhealthy,” with high concentrations of dangerous PM2.5 particles according to international air quality ...
Bangkok chokes under PM2.5 smog
BANGKOK: The air quality in all areas of the Bangkok metropolitan area dipped below the safety standard on Thursday (Jan 23) ...
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Thailand faces hazardous PM 2.5 air pollution levels nationwide
IQAir reports health-harming PM 2.5 levels across Thailand, with Mueang Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Municipality worst hit at US ...
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Parties trade barbs over pollution
The government and opposition parties are locked in a war of words over the worsening microdust situation with the crisis now ...