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Mekong River Crisis / Thai Civic Movement: Conserving Mother River - Mekong River Schools Expose Heavy Metal Pollution

Summary by cna.com.tw
Mekong Crisis 2: In an unassuming wooden building in Chiang Khong district, northern Thailand, banners reading "Oppose the Dam," "Protect the River," and "Stop Demolishing the Mekong" hang everywhere, while bookshelves are piled high with river survey reports and community research data. 67-year-old Niwat sits in a corner, discussing the recent heavy metal pollution incident in the Mekong River with a group of teachers and students.
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Mekong Crisis 2: In an unassuming wooden building in Chiang Khong district, northern Thailand, banners reading "Oppose the Dam," "Protect the River," and "Stop Demolishing the Mekong" hang everywhere, while bookshelves are piled high with river survey reports and community research data. 67-year-old Niwat sits in a corner, discussing the recent heavy metal pollution incident in the Mekong River with a group of teachers and students.

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cna.com.tw broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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