Thailand Cracks Down on Illegal Industrial Waste Dumping: 375 Factories Found Violating Laws
Thailand's Industry Committee has identified 375 factories violating laws related to industrial waste dumping and management, particularly in recycling facilities in the eastern region. Concerns have been raised about potential heavy metal contamination. The committee aims to expedite the identification of contaminated areas and public disclosure.
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