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Overpopulation is a major problem in Bangkok, as the population is over eight million. A simple law that would fix this is one that disallows having multiple children.

Environmental deterioration is the most significant problem in Bangkok, as it ruins many things. Whether it is the lives of innocent animals, or ruining land that houses are build on, this problem affects all residents of Bangkok. Introducing more laws concerning the environment and about protecting it could help stop this before it puts the entire country in ruin.

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Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand. It covers 1,569 square kilometers, and has a population of 8.281 million.

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Thailand relies heavily on tourists from China to profit, as far as making 2.3 trillion baht (Thailand's currency) in 2016. This is equal to ~99 billion in AUD.

Many of the tourists who travel to Thailand come for widely varied reasons. Whether it is the thought of riding an elephant down a street, to try some of the exquisite cuisine, or to experience the flourishing sex industry.

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Bangkok's economy is heavily held up by their exports. This is shown by two thirds of the gross domestic product (things like rice, shrimps, electronic goods, tapioca) being held up by exports.

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Buddhism is the most widespread religion in Thailand, covering 90% of the population. This is shown by the amount of Buddhist temples around Thailand. The culture has heavy influences from modern day, but still has heavy links to tradition. This is shown by the food, language, music, dance and arts around Bangkok.

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Bangkok's population grows by around 200,000~ a year, making a significant difference in just 5 years.