Thailand Grapples with Toxic Waste Crisis: 3,000 Factories Inspected, Accountability Sought
Thailand is facing a worsening crisis of illegal dumping and improper disposal of industrial waste. Inspections are underway at 3,000 factories, particularly in Prachinburi province, to identify those responsible for the escalating problem and determine who will bear the cost of pollution.
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