Thailand to Amend Laws, Strengthen Penalties for Electronic Waste Issues
Thailand's Ministry of Industry is moving to amend related laws and strengthen penalties to address electronic waste issues. Specifically, to crack down on illegal imports through false declarations and illegal dumping, surprise inspections of factories by specialized teams will begin on November 1st.
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