The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has encouraged a work-from-home approach for late January as part of broader efforts to curb harmful air pollution and reduce traffic emissions. Authorities are also monitoring air quality continuously and may expand measures depending on how long excessive pollution persists. The initiative is among several being rolled out to give residents more options to stay safe while pollution lingers. The reports have spurred public concern about harassment in public spaces and the need for stronger police response. Victims are urging law enforcement to investigate and prevent further incidents.