Motorists told to switch to public transport to help ease air pollution

13 Sept 20:11 Key points summarised by AI

Bangkok's Pollution Control Department urges motorists to switch to public transport to reduce car emissions and improve the city's air quality.
Air quality monitors show "health hazard" levels across 20 areas in and around Bangkok, with PM2.5 dust particles exceeding safe standards, prompting advice for residents to wear face masks and coordinated road cleaning efforts.

Khon Kaen woman puts house up for sale after three burglaries

Today 11:36 Key points summarised by AI

A Khon Kaen homeowner, Thanida Wanichdamrongsak, has decided to sell her house after enduring three burglaries in three years, despite repeated attempts to improve security.
The repeated incidents, including a recent break-in and a previous one that saw nearly 1 million baht in contents stolen, have left her feeling unsafe and unable to continue living there.
Police are actively investigating, have identified potential suspects, and plan to enhance community security measures, including increased checkpoints and a home-watch service, to address the rising crime concerns.