FOODLAND’s Constant Improvement on Priority Parking to Meet the Regulations

According to my previous post, after I reported the issue, I received their feedback so fast just within 3 days stated that “We’re fixing it.” Then I rushed to give them some useful information about what good accessibility should look like and present my own opinions on how to build solid foundation on accessibility in the long-run. So far, the result is quite impressive as seen on the above picture. But there are some concerns as followings;

1. Priority Parking: total parking of 87 lots, on progress of making 2 priority parking.
2. Accessible Restroom: has been improving for a year. Before that, I personally didn’t want to use it unless I had no choice as its standard was terrible. It’s so dirty and inconvenient. Now that I have to say there are lots of positive improvement, but still some points to be considered;
   1. A barrier should be provided along the walkway
   2. There is a step at the entrance which prevent accessibility
   3. Inclined mirror.
   4. Push button on emergency
   5. Lack of right design of garbage And other miniature mistakes

I would like to thank FOODLAND for its continuous improvement for the public. We hope them to take this into account for all branches by using this lovely branch of Sri-na-karin as a benchmark for new higher standard.
I want to spread my voice for a better priority parking for all of us. You can also easily find out more for a section of “Excellent Priority Parking” like Seaconsqaure Srinakarin as https://goo.gl/8eJzwY.

And believe me FOODLAND, all good deeds you do will return to you yourself sooner or later.
You get what you give!
Cheers,