Nakhon Sawan Residents Demand Underground Chemical Testing at Recycling Plant
Residents in Nakhon Sawan, Thailand, are demanding thorough investigations into potential underground chemical contamination from a recycling plant. A meeting with authorities is scheduled for November 20th, with community safety as the primary concern.
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