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Thai Senate Committee Inspects Industrial Waste Management in Saraburi

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A Senate committee visited Better World Green (BWG) facilities in Saraburi to review industrial waste disposal processes and advised the company to improve public communication.

In late July 2026, a delegation from the Thai Senate, led by Lieutenant General Sukit Thangthong, conducted an inspection of the industrial waste management facilities operated by Better World Green (BWG) in Huai Haeng, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province. The visit, which included local government officials and the Saraburi Provincial Industry Office, aimed to verify the company's waste disposal and landfill operations.

Following the site visit, Senator Nitat Ariwongsakul suggested that BWG adopt a more proactive communication strategy. He noted that because industrial waste management is a sensitive topic for the public, a lack of clear information can lead to misunderstandings and unnecessary concern. Senator Nuanjit Hongwiwat, who also participated in the inspection, remarked that the visit provided clarity on the importance of waste disposal for the environment and the broader industrial sector.

For residents and visitors in the Saraburi area, this inspection highlights the ongoing oversight of industrial activities in the region. While the Senate committee acknowledged the necessity of these operations, the call for better transparency suggests that public engagement remains a priority. It remains to be confirmed how BWG will adjust its communication strategies and whether these recommendations will lead to further regulatory monitoring of industrial waste sites in the province.

Translated from Thai.

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