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Cabinet approves same-sex cohabitation bill
Excessive PM2.5 pollution in most of northern Thailand on Wednesday
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Excessive PM2.5 pollution in most of northern Thailand on Wednesday
26 Sept 01:54Key points summarised by AI
Northern Thailand is experiencing severe PM2.5 pollution, with levels ranging from 61 to 200 microns, significantly exceeding the safety limit and expected to deteriorate.
Bangkok and its suburbs also report high PM2.5 levels (39-114 microns), surpassing the 50-micron safety standard, prompting advice for residents to avoid outdoor activities and wear face masks.
Cabinet approves same-sex cohabitation bill
Yesterday 09:40Key points summarised by AI
Thailand's cabinet approved a landmark bill to legalize cohabitation for intersex couples, potentially making it the first Asian nation to formally recognize LGBT partnerships.
The proposed law grants registered intersex couples significant rights, including collective financial management, inheritance, medical consent, and the ability to arrange funerals.
This legislative move aims to rectify the existing legal framework that only recognizes heterosexual marriage, aligning Thai law with human rights principles and the reality of intersex couples living together.