Air quality in Bangkok exceeds safety standard


BANGKOK: Air quality in all 50 districts of Bangkok was below the safety standard on Tuesday morning, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)’s Air Quality Information Centre said.

The centre reported the average PM2.5 levels throughout the city on Tuesday at 43.3 micrograms per cubic metre (mcg), above the country’s standard of 37.5 mcg over a three-hour average (5am to 7am).

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