Sihasak visits Myanmar on transboundary pollution
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Key Quotes
"Be aware of arsenic risks in water sources, choose water wisely, and increase preventive management."
รู้ทันความเสี่ยงสารหนูในแหล่งน้ำ เลือกใช้น้ำ เพิ่มการจัดการป้องกันได้
Key Entities
Person
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs who traveled to Myanmar on November 12.
Ekkaphop Phianphiset(เอกภพ เพียรพิเศษ)
Spokesperson for the Office of the Prime Minister.
Inchon Unnoi(อินชัย อุ่นหน้อย)
Deputy Provincial Public Health Officer of Chiang Rai.
Organization
The institution where a joint environmental toxin laboratory with China will be supported.
The agency that inspected water quality and discussed issues with Myanmar.
The ministry that led ASEAN in initiating talks with Myanmar.
The ministry that accompanied Sihasak Phuangketkeow to Myanmar.
Chiang Rai Provincial Public Health Office(สำนักงานสาธารณสุขจังหวัดเชียงราย)
The office that coordinated water safety communication in Mae Sai District.
The regional organization that began discussions with Myanmar after its internal conflict.
The country whose Prime Minister is visiting Thailand to sign an MOU on environmental laboratories.
Place
The country where the Kok and Sai rivers originate and where mining causes transboundary pollution.
The Thai province facing water pollution and arsenic contamination issues.
A river originating in Myanmar that served as a former water production source for Chiang Rai.
Sai River(แม่น้ำสาย)
A river originating in Myanmar mentioned in the context of water system connectivity plans.
Lao River(แม่น้ำลาว)
The new water production source for Chiang Rai.
A river mentioned as part of the planned integrated water system.
The district in Chiang Rai where arsenic risk communication activities were conducted.