Bangkok air pollution warning, children asked to stay indoors

Reuters India Thursday, 8 February 2018 ()
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Residents in Bangkok, one of the world's top tourist destinations, were warned on Thursday the city's air quality had hit dangerous levels just days after the country's pollution control agency appealed to residents to wear face masks.
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News video: Bangkok Residents Warned as Poor Air Quality Persists in City

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 A thick smog was seen blanketing Bangkok on February 8 as officials with the Pollution Control Department said poor air quality in the city would persist for several more days. The director general of the Pollution Control Department, Sunee Piyapanpong, was quoted in the Bangkok Post as advising...