Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has initiated several steps to enhance public safety during the New Year festival in the capital. Tavida Kamolvej, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, revealed on Monday that the BMA has devised a plan to prevent any disasters and has tasked all district offices with the responsibility of ensuring the safety of New Year festival attendees.
The City Law Office, under the directive of the BMA, is collaborating with business operators in all districts who have planned to host indoor and outdoor activities over the New Year period. Furthermore, a public service centre will be established to assist those celebrating the festival.
In addition to this, the City Law Office, supported by district officials, will oversee traffic management, Tavida stated. She also added that the BMA’s Medical Service Department will work closely…
