Kok River Ecosystem Facing Collapse Due to Toxic Sediment
The Kok River ecosystem in northern Thailand is facing severe degradation due to toxic sediment originating from industrial pollution in Myanmar. Declines in fish and aquatic plant populations are alarming, with experts warning of ecological collapse and local communities expressing health concerns.
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