Bangkok was the fourth most polluted city in the world - seeing over 350 schools closed to protect the health of children.

The five districts that reported the highest levels of PM2.5 are Lat Krabang (52.5 µg/m³), Nong Jok (51.2 µg/m³), Bang Na (48 ...

UNICEF has issued a stark warning about the devastating impact of toxic air on children across East Asia and the Pacific.

Bangkok's skyscrapers lie shrouded by a thick layer of pollution haze, which continues to cause health concerns for residents ...

All 500 million children across the region live in countries with unhealthy levels of toxic air, according to analysis ...

Air pollution is linked to the daily deaths of over 100 children under five in East Asia and the Pacific, according to a ...

In approximately 1,966 classrooms across 429 schools in Bangkok, 744 classrooms have been upgraded with air conditioning, and ...

Air Quality Information Centre reports lower levels of smog for most of Thai capital but Bang Na and Lat Krabang still high ...

Bangkok’s toxic air pollution has reached hazardous levels, forcing flight diversions and sparking health warnings across the ...

These immediate harmful effects of pollution are well-documented and much talked about. What gets less attention is the ...

Several flights were diverted at Bangkok’s airports this week as the Thai capital continued to battle dangerous levels of air ...