Issues & Problems

Many of our friends and colleagues in the disability rights community are already aware of this matter. Here’s a summary for those interested in following this case from the original source.

PM 2.5, along with other fine particles and air pollutants, continues to impact us more severely. One of the major causes is traffic and vehicle emissions. Public transportation in Bangkok, especially metro trains, and buses, has improved significantly over the past decade.

I recently watched the live stream of Chadchart Bangkok Governor’s inspection at the Ploenchit intersection. While I appreciate the efforts, I believe some crucial points were missed. I’m writing to provide additional feedback to facilitate more effective and targeted improvements.

From a short clip I previously shared without any explanation, today I want to tell you the story behind it… On August 21, 2024, I had an important meeting to attend. Normally, I prefer to use public transportation whenever possible. Around 2 PM, I arrived at my destination, BTS Ploenchit Station, and had to “walk” another 800 meters.

Top 5 Cities Prioritizing Pedestrian Footpath for Convenience and Safety, Reducing the Importance of Car Use:

The weather conditions above residential buildings, looking far into the distance around 5 kilometers, seem to indicate dust and smoke, visible to our eyes. It looks like this all the time and becomes clearer after rain. In the huge city, where people live closely together, this has become quite common. We just want to show it to all of us, make us aware that the problem is caused by us, and it’s up to us to fix it.

This year marks the 5th year we’ve had the opportunity to give a special talk to the 17 international students of Thammasat University, Tha Prachan Campus, and this year I had more guest joining us. As always, we and activities where students experienced being less-able body, even just for a short time, to raise the awareness and empathy for those whose bodies have changed…

September 12, 2023 Every year, we have an event where we meet with young designers. This year, 90 young designers joined us in the field of Inclusive Design. Our focus is on understanding and empathizing, not just feeling pity. It is essential for designers to communicate with users to gather initial information…

My extend writing belong to an interview was brief and possibly incomplete speak: Elevator usage: Considering relevant laws and the intended purpose, it can be interpreted as “reserved for those in need” and should be respected. However, from the perspective of persons with disabilities, it is all about “Inclusive Living” and utilizing various facilities.

This is the electric car charging station at Benjakitti Park. I had some time today, so I stopped by to measure the height. The point where you need to unlock and pull the charging plug to connect to the car, as indicated by the arrow, is very high.