The Pollution Control Department Warns that Gas Stations and Chemicals Are at Risk of Leaks During Bangkok Floods, Emphasizing Lessons Learned From the 2011 Floods.
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The Pollution Control Department (PCD) is urgently monitoring gas stations and chemical storage facilities following the Bangkok floods, fearing leaks and contamination of water and the environment. Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, Mr. Suchart Chomklin, instructed the PCD to expedite monitoring and tracking the pollution impacts of the flooding in Bangkok and other affected areas. This is especially important for gas stations, chem…
The Pollution Control Department is urgently monitoring gas stations, fuel storage tanks, chemical storage facilities, hazardous materials, and hazardous waste in flood-affected areas of Bangkok and other disaster zones. They fear that rising water levels may damage tanks or dispensing systems, leading to leaks and contamination of floodwaters, canals, and other waterways… (Read original news: Pollution Control Department warns of leakage risk a…
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