The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning. It was only after this warning that the administration had to issue an advisory to cities with a population of more than one crore. People are being asked to work from home.
The memories of staying in homes due to coronavirus will still be fresh in everyone's mind. Due to the lockdown, crores of people all over the world had to be imprisoned in their homes. A similar decree has again been issued for the residents of Bangkok, the capital of Thailand , famous for tourism . The population of this city is more than one crore. After WHO 's warning, the administration has said that the people of Bangkok and neighboring provinces should leave the house as little as possible. Stay inside your homes as much as possible.
However, this time the reason is not Kovid-19, but a 'monster' that kills about 7 million lives every year. The name of this monster is Air Pollution. The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning for Bangkok and its neighboring provinces regarding increasing pollution. WHO has said that the level of PM2.5 in Thailand's capital Bangkok has increased up to 14 times more than normal. Because of this, the administration has had to issue advisory to the people that they should stay indoors as much as possible.
Poison dissolved in the air of Bangkok
The air of Bangkok, famous for its beautiful beaches and tourist places all over the world, has got too much poison dissolved in it. According to air quality tracking platform IQAir, Bangkok's air quality is currently the sixth worst in the world. The Thailand Pollution Control Department has told that bad weather, smoke from vehicles and fires in the fields have made a dangerous cocktail. Because of this, even breathing is becoming difficult here.
Do work from home
The administration says that we are motivating people to do maximum work from home so that the pollution of vehicles can be reduced. Schools have been instructed not to do outdoor activities as it can have a bad effect on the health of the child.
Eye irritation
The effect of increasing pollution is clearly being seen on the people. People are complaining of burning sensation in the eyes. He is having trouble breathing. A local person says that I have to ride the bike against the wind. It is becoming difficult for me to even see. WHO says that the average annual reading of PM2.5 should not exceed 5 micrograms per cubic. But in Bangkok at this time it is 70.5 micrograms per cubic meter.
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