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Bangkok launches clean, cheap community food campaign

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Bangkok launches clean, cheap community food campaign

 

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BANGKOK, 15 September 2017 (NNT) – The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has launched a campaign for clean and cheap food in four communities and may increase it to 10 within this month. 

Bangkok Governor Aswin Kwanmuang visited the clean and cheap food spot near Lotus shopping center in Pathumwan district, which is one of the four locations for the campaign started today. 

The food markets are provided for street food vendors in designated and regulated areas at Lotus shopping center in Pathumwan district, Lumpini Park parking lot, in front of Koong Luang restaurant in Pinklao district, and near Somdet Chaophraya Hospital in Bangkok Noi district. The campaign is aimed to help street food vendors currently affected by restrictions along the Bangkok streets. 

Participating vendors are not entitled to any lease, but can only open their stall according to the time limit at each location, and must ensure the food of its quality and safety. The BMA aimed to open 10 more locations by the end of this month. 

A total of 8,007 street merchants are being affected by the street food regulations, 6,334 of whom being food vendors, 681 clothes vendors, and 992 traders of other items. The affected vendors can register at respective district offices to be able to trade at the designated locations.

 
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So to get the sidewalks cleared of vendors....we will now have vendors wheeling their carts several kilometers thru traffic to get to the designated areas......sounds like it can work

53 minutes ago, tonray said:

So to get the sidewalks cleared of vendors....we will now have vendors wheeling their carts several kilometers thru traffic to get to the designated areas......sounds like it can work

Don't worry sir, they push their carts on the road, not on the sidewalks...and yes, when they go home they push it against traffic.....you keep lept on your motocy sir!

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Bangkok launches clean, cheap community food campaign

:cheesy::clap2::cheesy:They could not even serve clean (but expensive) food at the canteen in government house! Stop dreaming about hygiene standards.

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