Banglamung Promotes 50,000-Baht Solar Subsidy, Warns of Dengue Risk
Banglamung district in Thailand is promoting a household solar panel subsidy program offering up to 50,000 baht per household. Concurrently, warnings are being issued for areas at high risk of dengue fever outbreaks.
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