It is also important to coordinate with other agencies to follow through with problem-solving efforts," Mr Wiroj said. "Most importantly, taking care of Bangkok residents' interests should be first on the governor's list of priorities. Mr Wiroj also offered his take on how to tackle the capital's traffic woes, one of the many long-standing problems affecting city residents. Responding to criticism that the subsidy could see the BMA end up in the red, Mr Wiroj said public service must take precedence over profitability. In fact, Bangkok residents are the CEO who will decide to choose a Bangkok governor who will serve as the company's manager," Mr Wiroj said.

Source: Bangkok Post February 14, 2022 02:15 UTC