Bangkok, July 6 – "Chatchart" meeting of heads of agencies Set a goal for the 2nd year, focusing on capillaries, pushing 20 issues to be clearly concrete.
Chatchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok presided over the meeting of the heads of departments Set a goal for the second year to push 20 concrete issues such as beautiful roads, planting a million trees, adding gardens for 15 minutes, improving sidewalks, lighting, lighting along the canal, hawker center stalls, flood spots, traffic congestion, solving accidents, sports fields, book houses, children's centers. school garbage collection point Bringing community information to the online system Maintaining a budget of 200,000 baht per 2,000 existing communities, using the NHSO budget, developing service standards
The traffic will focus on improving the physical. Now the problem is caused by a stiff spot, for example, there are a lot of cars parked and difficult to turn by asking each district to survey the stiff spots and there are physical problems in the area. and the Department of Civil Works will proceed to make adjustments If you can adjust the physical well, it is believed that the spots will be less stiff and the traffic will be better.
As for the situation of rain in Chatuchak yesterday, about 70 millimeters, about 10 places were flooded, most of which the water drained quickly. It showed that in the past the pipe stripping was done quite well. But there may be some problems such as the Vibhavadi drainage ditch that the Department of Highways is taking care of. and Chaengwattana with the construction of the Pink Line Some areas still have flooding due to the limitation of the pipe size of Bangkok designed to support rainwater only 60 mm. If there is no flood at all, the pipe must be expanded. which uses a lot of budget, may be a long-term plan Currently, we need to watch out for Klong Prem Prachakorn and Klong Ta Kamel. which is the main canal of the northern bank The water was still high this morning. Water is drained below through the Bang Sue Tunnel and above, coordinating with the Royal Irrigation Department to draw water out through the main gate 6 through the Rangsit Canal. Drainage is also carried up north and out through the Chao Phraya River. The situation is therefore not worrisome. but not underestimated.-Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency