Thailand Closes Parks Due to High Fire Risk, Warns of Jail for Illegal Burning

Thailand has closed national parks identified with high fire risk and issued a stern warning of up to 20 years imprisonment for individuals caught burning illegally.

30 Mar, 02:56 — 30 Mar, 02:56

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Thailand closes parks with high fire risk, warns of 20 years jail for those who burn illegally - The Straits Times

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