BANGKOK, May 14 – Three-fourths of the Thai capital’s residents responding to a poll said that the ongoing searing hot weather this summer season has affected their emotion, according to results released by a NIDA Poll.
The National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) conducted an opinion survey on the people’s feelings related to the scorching hot weather, polling 400 respondents living in the Thai capital, from May 1-11.
Almost 45 per cent of Bangkok residents believed that the sultry weather could easily trigger brawls or quarrels, reasoning that it could make people lose control of themselves, as they are easily agitated with accumulated stress.
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