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Based on 4 verified sources covering Thailand, MY:

LifeIndian jasmine spreads a fragrance like no other Small-town growers develop the country's most organized flower market When it blooms, Jasminum sambac -- known as Udupi mallige in the local Kannada language -- releases an intense, singular fragra... [1]

Previously destined for a life in the trash, strawberry residue, tangerine peels, and carrot seeds are now part of the new olfactory palette of the fragrance world. [2]

The smell of garbage and rotting durian is making quite the stink at the Pattaya South Road intersection near Thamsamakkee Temple. [3]

The serene ambiance of Lord Ganesh Shrine, nestled within the tranquil expanse of Nong Takrai village in east Pattaya, has been tarnished by a troubling buildup of waste. [4]

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