Thailand Orders Halt to E-Waste Recycling Plant
Thailand's Department of Industrial Works has ordered the e-waste recycling plant "MY Metal" to cease operations due to illegal machinery expansion. This move is seen as part of the country's stricter environmental regulations and efforts to address the growing e-waste problem.
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