The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has resolved to step up efforts to lower the risk of traffic accidents in more than 800 spots across the capital.
A meeting of the Road Safety Operation Centre on Wednesday acknowledged the need to address areas prone to traffic accidents and to promote public participation in road safety. The meeting was attended by BMA deputy permanent secretary Chatree Wattanakhajorn and BMA's Traffic and Transport Office director Prapas Luangsirinapa.
