After the festive celebrations of the New Year come to an end, many people begin to notice how quickly the lively atmosphere fades away. Holiday lights are taken down, trips come to a close, and daily routines return—whether it’s work or school. Feeling low, tired, or unmotivated during January is...
In recent weeks, continuous heavy rainfall has affected many parts of Asia, leading to widespread flooding and significantly disrupting daily life. These events have impacted public safety, sanitation, and the overall environment, while also increasing the risk of water and environmental contamination. Although conditions in some areas have begun to...
Over the past week, several Asian countries have reported a sharp rise in PM2.5 levels. Thailand has also been affected, with elevated readings reported across 21 provinces. In many areas, fine particulate concentrations have reached levels that may impact health. In Bangkok, especially the Bang Rak District, reported PM2.5 as...
Asia has long been one of the most popular destinations for year-end travel. Its unique tropical climate, stunning coastlines in Southeast Asia, charming historic cities in East Asia, and cool mountain landscapes in the northern region attract millions of travelers during the winter season. For many, this period is considered...
The year-end holiday season is a popular time for families to travel, surrounded by cool weather and the charm of winter. In many destinations, the temperature drops significantly, winds grow stronger, or even light snow may appear—creating a magical atmosphere that both children and adults look forward to. However, sudden...
The arrival of Tropical storms Kalmaegi toward the end of the year—normally a period when temperatures in Southeast Asia begin to cool and conditions become drier—has become a significant signal that the region’s climate is changing. Not only has the storm brought thunderstorms, strong winds, and sudden flooding, but it has...
During the period when Typhoon Kajiki passes through Thailand, many areas experience heavy rainfall, strong winds, and high humidity, which increases the risk of illness for both mothers and young children. Some people may have experienced recovering from a cold but still feel tired and lack the energy to work...
Children's upper respiratory systems are particularly delicate and sensitive to the environment. Therefore, a runny nose is a common symptom and often the first thing mothers notice when their child starts to feel unwell. At the same time, a runny nose may seem like just a fluid expelled by the...
Nasal congestion may seem like a small issue — easily overlooked, especially when there’s no accompanying fever or serious illness. But for working professionals who spend 8 to 10 hours a day in an office environment, this seemingly minor symptom can significantly affect concentration, productivity, and overall well-being throughout the...
During monsoon season, many parents may expect cooler, fresher air. However, in reality, after the rain stops the atmosphere often becomes hot and humid. This discomfort is caused by lingering high temperatures combined with rising humidity. Not only is this weather uncomfortable, but it can also directly affect your child's...
