Despite considerable air pollution prevention and control measures that have been put into
practice in recent years, outdoor air pollution remains one of the most important risk factors …

Fine and ultra-fine particulate matter (PM) are major constituents of urban air pollution and
recognized risk factors for cardiovascular diseases. This review examined the effects of PM …

Air pollution in Thailand is regarded as a serious health threat, especially in the northern
region. High levels of particulate matter (PM2. 5 and PM10) are strongly linked to severe …

Multiple studies indicate that PM2. 5 is the most deleterious air pollutant for which there are
ambient air quality standards. Daily concentrations of PM2. 5 in Bangkok, Thailand …

Biomass-burning (BB) related air pollution is a prime concern in several regions of the world
including Southeast Asia. This study aimed to identify and apportion the BB types …

Given the millions of people suffering from air pollution, filling the air quality monitoring gap
in low-and middle-income countries has been recognized as a global challenge. To meet …

Air pollution, owing to the ever-increasing transport vehicle fleet, and adverse health effects
are increasing in provinces of Thailand. The study estimated that the vehicle fleet size of …

Surface PM 2.5 concentration is routinely observed at limited number of surface monitoring
stations. To overcome its limited spatial coverage, space-borne monitoring system has been …

The COVID-19 pandemic was caused by a highly contagious coronavirus that has triggered
worldwide control actions such as social distancing and lockdowns. COVID-19 control …

Particulate air pollution causes a spectrum of adverse health effects affecting the respiratory,
cardiovascular, neurological, and metabolic systems that are hypothesised to be driven by …