Public Health ministry gears up for seasonal PM2.5 air pollution

23 November 2019
The Nation
Air pollution
dust particle / PM2.5 / Public Health Emergency Operation Centre

The top official at the Public Health Ministry and ministry administrators held a video conference with physicians in provincial public health centres nationwide to be prepared and monitor the health impact of PM2.5 dust particles, which usually increase in December every year.

The video conference was arranged on Friday (November 22) at the Public Health Emergency Operation Centre, the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Nonthaburi province.

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