17 Million Baht Waste Centre Unusable in Phichit, NACC Demands Action Plan
A waste sorting and landfill center in Phichit, Thailand, costing over 17 million baht, has become unusable due to operational failures and odor issues. The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has given the local administrative organization two weeks to submit an action plan for improvement.
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