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

So far, the Thai government’s efforts to improve its air quality have failed to address the systemic causes of the problem.

A pilot flying next to another aircraft from Thailand's Royal Rainmaking department taking part in an atmospheric ...

It was a green day for 32 provinces, showcasing PM2.5 levels nestled comfortably between 18.4 and 25µg/m³. With Bangkok taking the air quality crown, its neighbours weren’t far behind, with Nonthaburi ...

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

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

The Thai government has ordered a crackdown on farmers flouting a ban on crop burning, as pollution in Bangkok spiked on ...

Bangkok officials announced free public transport for a week in a bid to reduce traffic in a city notorious for noxious exhaust fumes. Seasonal air pollution has long afflicted Thailand, like many ...

Thai authorities have made travel by public transport in Bangkok free for a week, the latest tactic to try to tackle soaring levels of air pollution that have already seen hundreds of schools closed ...

Air pollution in the Thai capital forced more than 350 schools to close on Friday, city authorities said, the highest number in five years. Bangkok officials also announced free public transport ...