Renewed push to sort, recycle waste

21 February 2022
Bangkok Post
Solid waste
Bangkok / municipal waste / recycle waste

Despite its reputation of being one of the world’s top tourist destinations, litter can literally be seen all over Bangkok.

According to the Department of Environment and Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) figures, the capital produces more than 8,000 tonnes of municipal waste every day.

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 Bangkok Post Reporter

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