The air pollution in Thailand’s Bangkok cooled more than 350 schools to close | Environment Stories

The capital of Thailand is set as an eighth city – the world’s most polluted as microparticles levels rise.

Over 350 schools in Bangkok are obliged to close because of air pollution, Thailand authorities refers.

The capital of Thailand has been fighting the quality of a dangerous spirit from Midweek, where city authorities offered consuming schools and stretched out people to work from home after Iqajair, according to the United Nations Everove program.

Trucks six wheels are also limited to enter into parts of the city.

The reading of the no more than 100 is considered a healthy, while reading the above 200 is very limited.

On Friday morning, when the authorities announced about 100 schools, Aqi was in 185.

From 11 o’clock in the morning, Bangkok is calculated as an eight most polluted city in the world, after Dhaka, Lahore, Kathmandu, Kathmani, Delhi Minh City, according to Iqqair.

While the largest schools remain closed, about 100 million Bangkok over 10 million are registered to vote in voluntary voting, according to the AFP News News Agency.

Randkok Generomember Sthadart Sittiputut said pollution was caused by the burning of parts of the plants, the evacuation and the burning of debris.

An Aqi Reference, established by the United States Nature of Agency Agency, measures the Ground-Level Zone Ozone including PM2.5 and PM10, Carbon Monoxide, Sele Dioxide and Nitrogen Diotide.

Many Bangkok pollution This week is caused by high focal of PM2.5, microparticles catch cancer. City’s PM2.5 levels hit 108 Micrograms with cubic meter on Friday morning, 21.6 years of the year of the World Health Organization.

Encourance levels are expected to decline over the weekend, arrive at 71 on Monday, according to the Muqair Status.

The Bangkok research center is based on the Cynagant Bangkork in this week