Foreign Capital Influx into Hazardous Waste Recycling Businesses in Thailand Raises Concerns
Foreign capital is reportedly flowing into hazardous waste recycling businesses across Thailand, with 295 companies identified nationwide. Three such firms are specifically noted in Prachinburi province. This trend is raising concerns about potential environmental pollution and safety management.
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