Airborne pollution affecting all of Bangkok today

11 Sept 02:09 Key points summarised by AI

All 50 districts of Bangkok are experiencing PM2.5 airborne pollution above safe levels, averaging 49.7µg/m³ and categorized as "Orange" (unhealthy for sensitive groups).
Nong Khaem recorded the highest PM2.5 concentration at 67.4µg/m³, leading a list of 12 districts with the most severe pollution, including Bang Khun Thian and Bang Na.
Pollution levels vary across Bangkok, with eastern and southern areas, particularly southern Thon Buri, showing higher concentrations impacting all parts of the capital.

Torrential downpours forecast nationwide

18 Oct 12:46 Key points summarised by AI

Thailand's Meteorological Department issued its first severe weather warning for heavy to very heavy rainfall from October 18-25.
The warning covers potential flash floods, forest runoffs, and landslides across southern, eastern, northeastern, and central regions, including greater Bangkok.
The severe weather will unfold in two distinct phases, intensifying and expanding its footprint across various parts of the country.
Authorities urge communities in vulnerable areas to remain on high alert, with disaster response agencies placed on standby to assist residents.