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City to deploy eco inspectors

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City to deploy eco inspectors
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Thailand General City to deploy eco inspectors BMA seeks to curb PM2.5 pollution PUBLISHED : 26 Jul 2026 at 06:02 NEWSPAPER SECTION: News WRITER: Supoj Wancharoen Small Medium Large Officials check vehicle emission in Klong Toey district, Bangkok, in December last year. Somchai Poomlard Bangkok will establish environmental inspectors to strengthen law enforcement, reduce pollution risks and improve public health across the city.Deputy governor Pornphrom Vikitsreth said the initiative will bring environmental, health, law enforcement and digital agencies under a unified framework. It will use common operating procedures, performance indicators and a shared reporting platform across all 50 districts.

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Thailand General City to deploy eco inspectors BMA seeks to curb PM2.5 pollution PUBLISHED : 26 Jul 2026 at 06:02 NEWSPAPER SECTION: News WRITER: Supoj Wancharoen Small Medium Large Officials check vehicle emission in Klong Toey district, Bangkok, in December last year. Somchai Poomlard Bangkok will establish environmental inspectors to strengthen law enforcement, reduce pollution risks and improve public health across the city.Deputy governor Pornphrom Vikitsreth said the initiative will bring environmental, health, law enforcement and digital agencies under a unified framework. It will use common operating procedures, performance indicators and a shared reporting platform across all 50 districts.

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