Rayong Residents Demand Probe Into Warehouse Suspected of Handling Industrial Waste
Residents in Rayong, Thailand, are demanding an urgent investigation into a warehouse suspected of handling industrial waste and electronic scrap, citing concerns over dust pollution and public health. Daily deliveries by container trucks have raised questions about the legality and environmental impact of the operations.
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