Eastern Thailand Network Demands National Committee to Address 7 Pollution Issues, Opposes EEC Development
A network in Prachinburi, eastern Thailand, has called on the Prime Minister to establish a national committee to resolve seven environmental pollution issues related to the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) development, announcing a public gathering on November 15 to voice opposition.
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