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Mae Hong Son wildfire crisis worsens

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MAE HONG SON - A deepening wildfire crisis in this northern province has left authorities battling 186 satellite-detected hotspots and hazardous PM2.5 pollution at red-alert levels.

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Mae Hong Son wildfire crisis worsens

MAE HONG SON - A deepening wildfire crisis in this northern province has left authorities battling 186 satellite-detected hotspots and hazardous PM2.5 pollution at red-alert levels.

·Bangkok, Thailand
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The Battle Against the Wildfires in Mae Hong Son Is Spiraling Out of Control. Steep Mountains Are Posing an Obstacle, and the Firefighting Team Is Lacking Supplies.

Multiple agencies are coordinating efforts to extinguish a severe wildfire, but the number of fires continues to rise, prompting requests for additional food and drinking water to support firefighting operations. Meanwhile, the Provincial Public Health Office has issued a warning about high PM2.5 levels.

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Bangkok Post broke the news in Bangkok, Thailand on Sunday, April 5, 2026.
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