Kanchanaburi Residents Suffer from Garbage Dumps and Livestock Farms' Odor and Wastewater
Residents in Thailand's Kanchanaburi province are suffering from severe odor and wastewater issues originating from garbage dumps and pig/chicken farms. A local MP is urging authorities to conduct strict inspections.
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