A resident picks through the charred ruins of what was once his home in a Klong Toey community, Bangkok, in January. The National Housing Authority plans high rises there to improve living conditions. (Photo by Thanarak Khunton)The state-owned National Housing Authority (NHA) plans to build residential high-rises with the Chao Phraya River view in Bangkok's Klong Toey community to improve life there. The development in Klong Toey would be similar to the NHA's residential high-rise project in Din Daeng district of the capital, he said. The NHA plans to develop 36 high-rises with about 20,000 units worth 36 billion baht there within 2022 for existing and new residents.

Source: Bangkok Post April 17, 2017 11:37 UTC