Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha talks to a woman during his visit to shops and businesses in the Nang Loeng area after his weekly cabinet meeting on Tuesday. (Photo: Government House)
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Friday urged whoever became Bangkok’s new governor after the May 22 election to carry on with the mission of developing the capital and resolving its problems.
Gen Prayut said it would not be an easy task to correct the city’s major problems as most, if not all changes, required to tackle the problems, need public hearings and approval by Bangkok residents.
“Most importantly, in order to reduce the high density of people living and working in inner Bangkok, the city’s business zone needs to expand to the outer…
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