Khao Mai Kaew Municipality Inspects Illegal Dumping Site, Orders Removal Within 30 Days
In Khao Mai Kaew, Chonburi, Thailand, the subdistrict municipality inspected an illegal dumping site and ordered the removal of municipal and suspected industrial waste within 30 days, following a report from local residents.
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