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news Why farmers continue to burn despite city smog The Bangkok Post Inequality in terms of those who suffer is embedded in agriculture, writes Danny Marks © The Bangkok Post A worker holds sugarcane stalks at a burnt field in Suphan Buri. (Bangkok Post photo) Unfortunately, Bangkok’s awful smog continues unabated PM2.5 levels daily reach unhealthy levels in many of the city’s districts. The timing is inconvenient because research suggests there are increased rates of Covid-19 in areas with high levels of air pollution. A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how vehicular emissions is one of the major sources of Bangkok’s air pollution.

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