Bhichit plea on elevators, NATION From: The Nation (Thailand) | Date: December 8, 1999 | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

The Nation (Thailand)

12-08-1999

BANGKOK Governor Bhichit Rattakul yesterday said he would negotiate
with the Bangkok Transit System Co Ltd (BTSC) to allow pregnant women,
the elderly and all disabled people, not just the wheelchair-bound, to
use the elevators at the BTS train stations.

Bhichit said the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration had spent Bt140
million from its budget to help finance the installation of 11 elevators
at five majo...

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