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PM2.5 Fine Dust Poses Serious Skin Risks, Accelerates Premature Aging, Experts Warn
PM2.5 fine particulate matter poses significant risks to skin health, triggering inflammation and accelerating premature skin aging. Health experts advise the public to avoid scratching, maintain proper body hygiene, and seek medical advice if abnormal skin rashes occur.
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Public HealthDDC Monitors Winter Influenza, Urges Public to Distinguish Flu from Common Cold
The Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health, is closely monitoring the influenza situation during the winter season. Surveillance has identified clusters of influenza cases in several areas, particularly in educational institutions and places where large groups of people gather. However, there is currently no evidence of widespread outbreaks or the emergence of new, more severe strains. Continuous vigilance remains essential.
AnnouncementArokaGO Upgrades Its Platform to Version 2.0 and Launches the Medical and Wellness Webboard Community
On 19 December 2025, ArokaGO Co., Ltd. announced a major milestone in advancing Thailand’s medical and wellness tourism ecosystem with the official launch of ArokaGO Version 2.0, alongside the introduction of the ArokaGO Community (Webboard Platform). This update represents a significant structural enhancement of the platform.
AnnouncementThailand Steps Up Fight Against Drowsy Driving Ahead of New Year Travel Rush
As millions of people prepare to travel during the upcoming New Year holidays, Thailand has stepped up efforts to tackle one of the most overlooked dangers on the road drowsy driving.
Public HealthThailand Reaffirms Universal Hepatitis B Vaccination for All Newborns, DDC Confirms
Thailand’s Department of Disease Control (DDC) has reaffirmed that the country will continue administering the hepatitis B vaccine to all newborns, in line with resolutions of the Subcommittee on Immunization Practices. The DDC emphasized that administering the first dose within 24 hours after birth remains a key measure to effectively reduce the long-term risk of liver cancer.
Public HealthDDC Director-General Visits Thai–Cambodian Border Shelters, Tightens Disease Control
Director-General of Thailand’s Department of Disease Control Visits Sa Kaeo, Inspects Evacuation Centers for Thai–Cambodian Border Displacement, Orders Strict Disease Prevention Measures
Public HealthPM2.5 Alert: Bangkok Air Pollution to Exceed Safety Limits Dec 6–9
The Air Pollution Problem Communication Center (APPC) under Thailand’s Pollution Control Department (PCD) has issued a warning that PM2.5 fine particulate matter levels are expected to exceed national safety standards, particularly in Bangkok and its metropolitan areas, between December 6–9. The public is urged to refrain from open burning and to use public transportation to help reduce pollution levels.