Chonburi Deputy Governor Inspects Nong Phrue Waste Site, Finds Industrial Waste and Cables; Orders Report for Violating Cease-and-Desist Order
In Chonburi, Thailand, the Deputy Governor inspected a suspected illegal dumping site, discovering industrial waste and cables. The site operator is set to be charged for violating a cease-and-desist order, raising concerns about environmental and health impacts on local residents.
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