Thailand Inspects Industrial Waste Plants, Uncovers Widespread Violations
Thailand's Ministry of Industry has conducted a large-scale inspection of industrial waste treatment plants, examining 337 facilities in four days. Numerous violations of regulations were found, prompting strict enforcement and improvement orders. The ministry plans to continue inspections nationwide, targeting 1,500 plants.
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