Thailand Cracks Down on Illegal E-Waste Recyclers, Authorities Boost Cooperation
Thai authorities are intensifying efforts to crack down on illegal e-waste recycling operations, with immigration police joining forces and provincial industry offices ordered to inspect relevant facilities nationwide. This move aims to prevent environmental pollution and health hazards.
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