In a move echoing the heartening camaraderie between nations, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced intentions to send a seasoned team of experts to Myanmar next week, aimed at addressing the thorny issue of arsenic contamination plaguing the Kok River. This development materialized after Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa took to Facebook with the flair of a modern diplomat, commenting on the water quality concerns raised with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra during a visit to picturesque Chiang Rai. The minister’s post resonated with urgency as he unraveled the tale of water pollution, a formidable concern amplified by local reports, casting a haze over the tranquil beauty of the region. In the spirit of cross-border cooperation, the ministry is diligently working hand-in-hand with neighboring Myanmar and China to concoct an agreement poised to tackle this environmental plight. The expert team, helmed by a savvy consultant to the Ministry, is slated to…
