I always happy to go on tracks for race or support friends… Specially at Chang International Circuit. Not only because is the best track in Thailand and maybe one of the best in Asia… But also because they give the “right Access” to all of us.. (Toilets, Lifts, Ramp..)

Every single movement, there should be reason. Why do I’ve to do my short movie “On the rainy day, the equality…” Thank you to Now 26 TV Channel, stay tuned!!

The next phrase will be more exciting ..

Central Festival Pattaya Beach   Last Saturday I had a plan with my friends here so I took this opportunity to survey its priority parking, as you might know I always held the principle of time optimization, lol. It had been 2 years since the last time that my video clip went viral powerfully as well as having a chance to address this serious issue to its management team face-to-face. Let’s see some changes!

Young Gen Meet UpLast Saturday, I had a lecture at Redemptorist Vocational School for People with Disabilities, in Pattaya. These young students had been studying in Information Systems Development area for two years and they were about to graduate. They’re going to split out and walk on their own ways. And I was there to inspired them.

Fashion Island Department Store, the best record ever. An only one who resolved problem WITH IN ONLY ONE MONTH!!! And we should support them as much as we can. I would definitely go and shopping !!!  

Fortune Town, I do go there quite often. Since 2016, I saw some of accessible parking spaces are growing up at the 8th floor and looks very well. Thanks to the Fortune management. Please kindly keep up to the law, regards.

This is only tiny example that shows a wrong design and have never been fixed. Reflects onto the big picture and problems block off the development of people of disabilities in Thailand, since so long. A short movie with English closed caption : on the rainy day, the equality …

The MRT Purple line is on servicing for over a year now. Unfortunately, its elevator access has already been installed just a half of the total. There are still 32 elevators to go which each costs around 10 million baht. So, the remaining elevators’ total expense will be around 320 million baht comparatively to the total construction cost of the whole project which is around 60,000 million baht, accounts just 0.5% approximately. This number is compelling to the World Bank’s research as quote “Research has demonstrated that the cost of accessibility is generally less than 1% of total construction costs; …

Last weekend I went in visited the Central WestGate department store for 2 days. At the Saturday I’ve found that the priority restroom door locker won’t work. I’ve to let my girlfriend watched out the door for me. On Sunday I went there again and still found it wasn’t fixed yet.