Bangkok Air Quality Concerns

PM2.5 Levels Remain High

The Bangkok Air Quality Information Center reported on February 17, 2025, at 7:00 AM that Bangkok’s average PM2.5 level is 34.9 micrograms per cubic meter (µg/m³). Despite this average, certain areas continue to experience elevated pollution levels, and dust levels are expected to decrease.

Affected Areas in Bangkok

Districts with High PM2.5 Levels

Fifteen districts in Bangkok are still experiencing high PM2.5 levels. The air quality is in the moderate range.

Health Recommendations

Protecting Yourself from Air Pollution

When air quality reaches the orange level, it can potentially impact health. It’s advisable for the general public to wear PM2.5 protective masks when outdoors and to limit strenuous activities. Individuals should also monitor for symptoms like coughing, breathing difficulties, or eye irritation. At-risk groups should wear masks, avoid strenuous outdoor activities, and seek medical attention if they experience any abnormal symptoms.

Checking Air Quality Information

Staying Informed

Air quality information can be checked daily on the AirBKK application, the website www.airbkk.com, Line Alert, and the Facebook page of the BMA’s Environment Department.

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