Myanmar, Thailand and Laos launch joint action plan to tackle transboundary haze


YANGON (Xinhua): Thailand, Myanmar and Laos have officially launched a joint plan of action on tackling transboundary haze in strengthening cooperation to reduce regional air pollution.

Under the CLEAR Sky Strategy 2024-2030, the three Southeast Asian countries have agreed to take concrete action, including collaboration on fire control, hotspot reduction, forecasting and monitoring systems, sustainable agricultural management, law enforcement and inter-agency coordination.

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