Bangkok PM2.5 remains within standard over Songkran period
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2026
PM2.5 levels across Bangkok are staying within the official limit during Songkran, with forecasts pointing to better air quality and generally good conditions ahead.
Public Health Ministry steps up response as PM2.5 hits 41 provinces
MONDAY, APRIL 06, 2026
PM2.5 has exceeded safety limits in 41 provinces, with hazardous levels reported in 13. Twelve PHEOCs have been activated in the North as pollution is expected to worsen over the next one to two days.
Bangkok’s average PM2.5 level stood at 30.9 µg/m³ on April 5, though several districts rose into the orange zone, with Prawet recording the highest reading.
Toxic dust crisis engulfs Chiang Mai as doctors warn of acute symptoms
FRIDAY, APRIL 03, 2026
Chiang Mai remained under choking haze for a 10th straight day, with red-level PM2.5 readings and health officials warning of both immediate and long-term risks.
Thailand braces for 41C heat, storms and severe dust in North and Northeast
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2026
Thailand faces extreme heat above 41C, with thunderstorms, strong winds and severe dust hitting the North and Northeast, while the South braces for scattered rain
Interior Ministry orders tougher PM2.5 curbs in 17 northern provinces
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2026
The Interior Ministry has ordered governors in 17 northern provinces to intensify PM2.5 mitigation, enforce the law strictly and sustain action until conditions return to normal.
Thailand puts 9 provinces on red PM2.5 alert as symptoms rise
SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2026
More than 55% of people exposed to the haze have reported symptoms, officials said, with northern and northeastern provinces facing persistent pollution this week.