Environment
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Forest Fires in Northern Thailand Raises High Air Pollution Levels
The forest fires which began on March 23 in Northern Thailand are now subdued leaving the destruction of 2,400 rai of forest and air pollution in several parts of Northern Thailand still in extremely high pollution levels.
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