Hat Yai Residents Warned of Soaring PM2.5 Levels
Hat Yai, southern Thailand, has issued a warning as PM2.5 levels surge to 52 micrograms per cubic meter. The rising air pollution poses potential health and livelihood risks to local residents.
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