On March 19, 2021, the Faculty of Information and Communication, Maejo University, together with the Chiang Mai Breath Council, the Thai PBS Public Communication Network Office, Maejo Agricultural Research and Promotion Office, and the community networks managed to resolve the haze problem opened a platform for communication on “Smog and Forest Fires: Setting up a Turning Point in Chiang Mai (will not) Mix the Dust,” to drive the networks together and to exchange content, situation, coping, etc. between the Chiang Mai haze issue networks and youth groups under the communication innovation development project. The event was run with the Production-based Process at the television laboratory 1 at 75^th Anniversary Building, Faculty of Information and Communication in Maejo University.