More than 10 million people in Thailand sought treatment for illnesses linked to air pollution in 2023, authorities have said.
The data, from the National Economic and Social Development Council, has been released at a time when Thailand’s air quality is getting worse.
Widespread burning of farms and forest fires, notably in the country’s north, have created a noxious smog.
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