PM2.5 by six Bangkok zones: where risk is highest North Bangkok: 43.2–51.9 µg/m³ Overall: level where health impacts may begin East Bangkok: 41.7–58.3 µg/m³ Overall: level where health impacts may begin Central Bangkok: 41.4–54.0 µg/m³ Overall: …

The PM2.5 dust levels in Bangkok today are above the orange level, indicating that the air quality is unhealthy and impacts health. The worst affected areas are Bang Rak, Prawet, and Taling Chan, where people are having difficulty breathing. Latest Air …

Toxic PM2.5 pollution reached hazardous levels in parts of Bangkok on Friday, prompting authorities to intensify cloud-seeding and smog-dispersal operations as dust levels exceeded safety standards in 43 provinces across Thailand. BANGKOK, Thailand – Air …

BANGKOK – The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has sought cooperation from government agencies and private companies to allow their staff to work from home on Jan 12 and 13, when air quality is expected to be at its worst in the latest round of …

The Bangkok Air Quality Information Centre on Saturday …

… orange category. According to the Bangkok Air Quality Information Center, the highest …

PUBLISHED : 3 Jan 2026 at 09:37 Air quality in Bangkok improved on Saturday morning, with only two of the capital’s 50 districts recording orange-level pollution, while ultrafine dust levels are forecast to gradually decline over the coming week. Most …

PUBLISHED : 3 Jan 2026 at 09:37 Air quality in Bangkok improved on Saturday morning, with only two of the capital’s 50 districts recording orange-level pollution, while ultrafine dust levels are forecast to gradually decline over the coming week. Most …

BANGKOK – The Bangkok Air Quality Information Centre reported at …

According to the zone-by-zone assessment, every part of Bangkok is now classified as “beginning to impact health” (orange level). Northern Bangkok PM2.5: 43.7 – 52.1 μg/m³ Status: Beginning to impact health Eastern Bangkok PM2.5: 37.9 – 56.2 μg/m³ …