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Annual Count of Days Exceeding WHO Daily PM2.5 Guideline

จำนวนวันต่อปีที่ค่า PM2.5 เกินเกณฑ์มาตรฐานรายวันขององค์การอนามัยโลก

AS OF 25 OCT 2026days/yr > WHOWeight 0.5

Source

OpenAQ (Pollution Control Department feed)

Crowd-sourced air-quality aggregator that ingests Thai PCD government sensor feeds and exposes a uniform API. Refresh: daily upstream; TLI re-pulls daily during burning season and weekly otherwise.

Goalposts

The 0-to-100 score for this indicator is normalized against fixed methodology goalposts. The values below define the band; click through to the methodology page for the framework that anchors them.

Score 100
30days/yr > WHO
Score 0
300days/yr > WHO
Direction
Lower is better
Anchor
Hybrid: international anchor and Thai distribution · WHO 2021 daily threshold (15 µg/m³ 24-hour)

The threshold for an exceedance day is the WHO 2021 24-hour guideline of 15 µg/m³. The score-100 floor at 30 days and the score-zero ceiling at 300 days are fitted to the observed Thai distribution. The 300-day ceiling was re-fit on 2026-04-30 from 200, where Bangkok (296 days) and Chiang Rai (200 days) clipped together with no within-bad-tier discrimination. The 30-day floor preserves a meaningful gap above zero.

Live distribution: 1 of 77 clip at the score-0 floor.

Which Thai province leads on Annual Count of Days Exceeding WHO Daily PM2.5 Guideline?

Trang leads Thailand on Annual Count of Days Exceeding WHO Daily PM2.5 Guideline with a raw value of 68.4 days/yr > WHO, earning a TLI score of 85.8/100. The bottom of the distribution is Prachin Buri (305 days/yr > WHO, score 0/100).

Coverage

77 of 77 Thai provinces. Median score: 40.4. Each province's score is normalized 0–100 against fixed goalposts; a higher score is more favorable.

Reading the columns.Raw valuethe actual measurement in days/yr > WHO.Scorenormalized 0–100 against fixed methodology goalposts (not a percentile). Lower is better.

Top scorers

RankProvinceRaw value (days/yr > WHO)Score
1Trang68.485.8
2Phatthalung68.785.7
3Narathiwat90.677.6
4Nakhon Si Thammarat100.673.8
5Si Sa Ket106.371.7

Lowest scorers

RankProvinceRaw value (days/yr > WHO)Score
77Prachin Buri3050
76Phitsanulok296.51.3
75Saraburi294.72
74Kalasin292.72.7
73Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya285.35.5
Show all 77 provinces rankedSorted highest to lowest score
RankProvinceRaw value (days/yr > WHO)Score
1Trang68.485.8
2Phatthalung68.785.7
3Narathiwat90.677.6
4Nakhon Si Thammarat100.673.8
5Si Sa Ket106.371.7
6Pattani113.169.2
7Yala113.968.9
8Chumphon125.364.7
9Phrae135.161.1
10Phangnga138.259.9
11Phuket142.958.2
12Chaiyaphum144.657.5
13Krabi144.957.4
14Satun149.755.7
15Chanthaburi157.552.8
16Chiang Rai157.952.6
17Buri Ram162.251
18Prachuap Khiri Khan162.351
19Trat164.250.3
20Chachoengsao166.849.3
21Nakhon Pathom167.749
22Sakon Nakhon168.448.7
23Yasothon169.748.3
24Samut Songkhram171.147.7
25Surin172.347.3
26Sa Kaeo175.846
27Kamphaeng Phet177.845.2
28Ubon Ratchathani181.843.8
29Nong Bua Lam Phu182.143.7
30Phichit183.243.3
31Phetchabun184.542.8
32Udon Thani185.942.3
33Amnat Charoen186.442.1
34Ranong187.241.8
35Nakhon Sawan189.241
36Uttaradit189.441
37Ang Thong189.540.9
38Khon Kaen190.240.7
39Lampang190.940.4
40Nakhon Ratchasima191.340.3
41Bueng Kan192.239.9
42Roi Et194.739
43Songkhla194.938.9
44Sing Buri200.736.8
45Nan200.836.8
46Nakhon Phanom202.736
47Nong Khai205.734.9
48Nonthaburi205.834.9
49Loei206.434.7
50Maha Sarakham210.433.2
51Rayong211.432.8
52Kanchanaburi212.132.6
53Lamphun213.132.2
54Mae Hong Son213.232.1
55Samut Sakhon214.931.5
56Pathum Thani21631.1
57Tak218.430.2
58Ratchaburi219.729.7
59Chiang Mai220.729.4
60Chon Buri228.326.6
61Bangkok228.426.5
62Samut Prakan229.626.1
63Mukdahan239.422.4
64Chai Nat243.121.1
65Suphan Buri249.418.7
66Phetchaburi253.317.3
67Lopburi258.715.3
68Surat Thani261.514.3
69Nakhon Nayok262.613.8
70Uthai Thani264.313.2
71Sukhothai269.811.2
72Phayao284.95.6
73Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya285.35.5
74Kalasin292.72.7
75Saraburi294.72
76Phitsanulok296.51.3
77Prachin Buri3050

Methodology

See the methodology page for the full TLI scoring approach, including how this indicator's category Environment & Climate combines with the other six categories via geometric mean.

Cite as: "Annual Count of Days Exceeding WHO Daily PM2.5 Guideline." Thailand Livability Index, 2026. CC BY-NC 4.0.

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