Thailand to Amend Hazardous Waste Law, Eyeing Millions in Fines and Asset Seizures
The Thai government is moving to amend existing laws to tackle hazardous waste issues. Stricter penalties, including significant fines and asset seizures, are being considered, alongside accelerated development of industrial estates to promote the recycling industry.
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