5 things Indian cities can learn from Bangkok

[@AbhijeetBorkar]

In India, people will start driving motorcycles from the protected footpaths

[@teejayman215]

Then cameras and traffic police need to be assigned to ticket lawbreakers. This gives the city a new revenue to do more civil works

[@SheshankReddyS]

This used to be the case in Bangkok as well. Over time with sufficient police intervention and fines, this behaviour was changed.

[@NeverGonnaGiveYouUp71]

And motorcyclists complain that pedestrians are '' jaywalking''.

[@llen156yearsago6]

There's a cheap way for that, basically just cordoned off the entire footpath with barriers like bushes, and any opening will have portals which is wide enough for wheelchairs but isn't a straight entrance (basically make the entrance windy so motorcyles become lazy to go in), Jakarta did this on several areas, while not perfect, it did decrease the amount of motorcyles riding into the sidewalks. Another much cheaper way is to make sidewalks very tall to the point that motorcyles cant climb in, and to ensure that all ramps are protected from motorcyles, install pillars or winding portals at the entrance like the first option. Imo those two solutions wont need cameras, but do need regular maintenance.

[@AbhijeetBorkar]

@llen156yearsago6 you know what they do in India? They come at night and destroy the bollards. There's no amount of infrastructure that you can build that will be respected without significant changes in policing and culture change.

[@scaratb8810]

Nice video I too love the idea of parks being used for taking shortcuts rather than walking along roads. It is very annoying that lakes and parks have timings and gates to prevent people from using them for thoroughfares.

[@jasonmascarenhas5177]

Blame the Retired uncle's who only want it for themselves and evening walks

[@whitesaladchips]

all of this is bare minimum in most countries outside india btw

[@teejayman215]

Indians need to realize that most countries have passed Indians in quality of life years ago. All of India should have been on Kerala's level. Sadly we have corruption

[@tylerdurden8422]

If you call this out you get called muslim or pakistani 😂

[@fakebatli]

@@teejayman215 Kerala is no model state either. None of such walking infra exists in kerala, outside of fort kochi.

[@teejayman215]

@fakebatli that is true. It's sad that a country with so many pedestrians and bicycle riders, there's no sidewalks :/

[@fakebatli]

​@@teejayman215 yes, only in old colonial areas of some cities you see some semblance of walkable infra in India. e.g. fort kochi, panaji, old kolkata or south mumbai...

[@RigelVision]

If India gets to even this level, I'll be too old to enjoy such orderliness. I'm planning to migrate. My OCD goes ballistic whenever I go outside.

[@wennwenn1422]

Likewise 😂 People throw garbage right outside my home. Cant stand uncivilized people in this city. Hope this changes. I thought Millennials were better but I see them throwing garbage so.. maybe few more generations but I wont be here to see that.

[@RigelVision]

@@wennwenn1422 i get so frustrated by such behaviour, we're helpless 🥲

[@alani3992]

People should stop talking about 'culture', when you can't have basic human behaviors. That is your culture & mindset.

[@shash8085]

@RigelVision we are all on the same boat brother. No wonder why everyone's leaving. I'm leaving too next tear

[@thestraltheundead4093]

bruh I have to suffer such atrocities cuz my mum's like this I have tried so hard to stop making her throw trash out she just keeps repeating that she is not throwing on the road its sides she is doing😭

[@abdul-wl4cc]

As a guy from the construction industry I sincerely hope this channel gains widespread recognition as it provides valuable solutions to real-world daily problems. Keep them coming Pravar Chaudhary and team! - Love from UK❤

[@bengawalk]

Hey thank you so much and best wishes to you also!

[@CARPEDIEM-lo7xj]

Nice detailed video, thanks😊. One additional point even though I'm not sure if Bangkok has this, is that most countries have different layers of mesh or layered covers during construction which prevents dust from flying out into the city. In multiple cities in Europe I have seen this work efficiently and each city has different number of layers for this. Now coming back to Bangalore, we haven't discovered this material yet😅. Now even at this exact moment I can hear the drills working for the metro construction near my home and see the dust fly around the whole area(Dune music in background). Making life hell for people in cars and bikes and even for the not existent pedestrians.

[@bengawalk]

I did not notice this specific material but definitely yes their public construction works were much more organised and they found ways to avoid disruption of everyday life

[@agnesh24agawane]

It’s already being used in Bangkok.

[@pratulvenkatesh]

You will love Singapore. They implement best practices with inspirations from all around the world, and have one of the best accessibility designed architecture and practices.

[@The_budgetking]

Singapore is a whole other level. Mad country it is. If it wasn't for their slightly paranoid government it would be the best place on earth. Still one of the best.

[@madhusudhanreddy4932]

The real question is, how do we encourage our government and local bodies to learn and implement some of these wonderful things. Should we organize protests? who should we vote for? The city and state desperately need good leadership. Is there a community where we can join to advocate for pedestrian/cycle safe Bengaluru? Thankfully we live in a democracy and if our voices are loud enough, there will be changes. It was really delightful to walk around in Thai, even though the whole city was not bike friendly.

[@motog-rocks6544]

The fundamental problem in India and I have given up hope is that the constitution and it's institutions are fundamentally flawed. The leaders in 1950 kept looking BACK in past and focused on a India living in Villages and focused on those problems, prescribed too many solutions into the constitution and looked at urban india with disdain. The fact that you can SKIP elections to BBMP (Bangalore) or BMC (Mumbai) and not cause a constitutional crisis, shows the seriousness the constitution placed on urban self governance.

[@SG-cv4pf]

@@motog-rocks6544 US has an even more flawed constitution and has much cleaner and more organized cities. China had a guy who tried to go to war with birds starting off as a leader and look where they are now. Urban India can do it, but it has to change ground up. I live in US now but my family and I were in UP earlier. Political participation in tier 2 and 3 cities is much much more common than in tier 1. Until tier 1 realizes that it cannot coast by due to BBMP or BMC then it will still have these problems.

[@TingTong2568]

The answer is, the whole India's institution and bereaucratic system needs to be resetted and start from scratch once again, if you really want an efficiant India.

[@mukundbalasubramanian1229]

Firstly, we need democratic representation and participation at the local level. So, at the very least, a BBMP election.

[@padakutamatar7077]

what is a BBMC and BMC ?

[@neethdsouza4939]

Loved the bus stop signages, bum rests and that you want us to find the BMTC stickers 😅

[@newbie8051]

4:24 this is a persistent issue in India metros You have to figure out the direction you have to go in, then look at the last stop in that direction and then look at the electric signage to figure out what platform you have to go to Faced this issue in Mumbai line 7 and Namma Metro Purple line as well, nothing exemplary Delhi I was blessed to always travel with like a few hundred people so it was very easy to just ask

[@chifamily9964]

The production quality really increased in the past few videos. I enjoy your videos

[@bengawalk]

Hey thanks yes one step at a time :)

[@jasonmascarenhas5177]

Bangkok is not even the best example, yet way better than our cities. Shame on our municipalities ( I'm sure they don't have any) for having so much money but doing nothing. The only place i saw Pedestian ways built during construction was in Mumbai for Metro line 3

[@Pain-zd5uo]

You can't blame only the municipals. The damn bureaucrats are also responsible.

[@shivjain]

Yup

[@kunalpal369]

Love the narration. I very much like the idea of walkways under flyovers very smart

[@ashiwn]

love your work! growing up in Bangalore in the 90's you could see the potential in what could have been a beautifully designed city, it is unfortunate for where it is headed now, i still hope people like you can spark a change for the future!

[@srikanthac9458]

Just love your work . We have to create a revolution here for our cities to breathe and be walkable and have accessible Infrastructure. How we have accepted such a poor standard of living is beyond me . . We have to make more and more people aware on each and every thing from What exactly a footpath is , to using a zebra crossing for actually crossing and enforce incredibly strict traffic rules and so much work needs to be done in our country yet .

[@reubenabraham9115]

I love your style of film making. can't wait for the next video/ documentary

[@sourabh513]

Loved your video, especially the intent and optimism. It's not only on the politicians, but each of us has a role to play.

[@bengawalk]

Thanks Sourabh!

[@AneeshT]

Back in 2017, I noticed so many of those things, especially the walkways from the train stations to malls that are more than 2 kms away! We have so many places here in Bangalore we can implement that! Then again, we have gaping holes (literally and figuratively) in our footpaths... :P

[@shobhitkumar6656]

Lovely video. Things that are just everyday things in other countries is a luxury in Bangalore. I hope that Bangalore is like this atleast in my lifetime. And good job guys, we need to make Bengawalk viral

[@bengawalk]

Yea fully agreed, these aren’t luxuries but basic necessities in a modern city. And also thank you so much Shobhit!

[@almasnaseem1507]

Lovely video! It makes us crave more for walkable cities a lot more in india 😢

[@kennethcyrus]

Your channel is one of the best coming out from India. Kudos to your research and hardwork.

[@whateva0007]

There's a lot of things that aren't very convenient, but one root cause of all the problems is scale. With scale convenience becomes secondary and having the bare minimum becomes primary.

[@supremegt233]

Agreed, i loved the comparison you showed us. Our politicians need to put our money into good use instead of stealing our money. This video shows how much the govt of Thailand cares for its people, and no one should be left out. We need more educated leaders in india where urban planning and rural planning is implemented properly. This is just Bangkok, imagine china, Japan and korea, we are nowhere near their league in terms of infrastructure and public facilities. Keep it up!

[@getttganesh]

wonderful, they really care for their citizens and take actions at multiple levels

[@adeadgirl13]

Was walking in Ahmedabad recently and in Prahlad Nagar they had built not just pedestrian sidewalks but also cycling lanes next to it. No one was using cycles. The various delivery boys were using them on their motorcycles. And big cars were parked in front of stores on cycle lanes as well as sidewalks. Many of them had tyre clamps so the police was issuing fines but it didn't seem to be changing behavior much.

[@ARCISX]

Love the beautiful production as always....and yes this could apply to any IN city!

[@XnonXte]

After Bangkok you should also visit Jakarta, especially the central Jakarta area where there are a lot of constructions (e.g. MRT phase 2A). You can also see those kind of timetables and signage spread over many BRT stops and MRT/KRL/LRT stations. I have never been to Bangkok, but it seems like they do the same thing as us if not better. What I'm saying is that, there are a bunch of great cities in ASEAN not just Bangkok, places like Singapore, KL, or Manila is good too!

[@XnonXte]

You could also visit some newly developed places like PIK or South Jakarta (Blok M mall, Martha Christina Tiahahu park, little Tokyo, etc), and see how the urban planning is differ from other cities in ASEAN and in turn Indian cities.

[@bengawalk]

Awesome, yes hoping for another opportunity to travel soon

[@narendrababu8999]

Good observation really it helps us to correct ourselves

[@1995Noddy]

another amazing video!!!!!!!

[@adityyuh]

People don't realise just how far off we are from being developed, and it breaks my heart. So much of it comes from the general attitude of the people that doesn't value preciseness and doing things the right way. If it kind of works, there's no need for improvement no matter how inconveneint, inefficient and short sighted it is. The road in front of my apartment, which is a narrow gully btw has been under construction for many months. The construction crew first dug up the old road and left the dirt and rocks there for more than a month before coming back to start construction on the new road. Then it took another few weeks to make a road that's barely 20 metres long, and even then only the road itself was constructed, without the edges or intersection that connect it to the other roads. Why complete the road when people can kind of push their scooters down into the exposed soil and risk falling on the rocks and stones?

[@sanjaybhatikar]

Thank you for a great video!

[@KalkereHemanth]

Bangalore has quite a good amount of footpaths, but the problem is wherever there is enough space vendors and property owners occupy most of the space leaving the footpaths congested and after some days they occupy the roads as well. This results in people walking on road and then the ripple effect continues. We cannot blame govt all the time. It’s the responsibility of every citizen to keep the place clean. If all the metro lines had pedestrian walks as in Bangakok it would either become a red light area or vendors occupying the space make it chaos, Which makes it unsafe to use. The fact is it lies in every responsible citizen to take responsibility. Which we are lacking 😅 We go to other countries and appreciate their cleanliness and works, but once we are in our country it’s the same as before. 😅

[@atuldgr8]

new Bengawalk video? we are seated

[@tejaskulkarni8043]

Of all the naughty things you can do in Bangkok, criticising the malaise that plagues urban infrastructure in India is probably the naughtiest thing you can do.

[@bengawalk]

Hahah 🎩🥂

[@azad9294]

I'm from its neighbor, Malaysia. I'm quite envious of how Thailand clearly moving ahead of Malaysia in many aspect. It wouldn't be long until Thailand surpassed Malaysia.

[@TheShbm]

This is a great video! Thanks for making this.

[@thastayapongsak4422]

Nice to see this from your perspective. These are good, but improvements are still needed. Preferably all cities should aspire to be on the same level as Tokyo.

[@abhishekbeuc]

Very well detailed video.Hope this video reaches right authorties and politicans in India.

[@Sairam-vx7cq]

I like that flyover one 😅 that was nice

[@adityaunde4134]

I wonder where our tax money is going if they cant even provide us such basic amenities. Oh wait they will compare us with Bangladesh and Pakistan and we will say "Mera bharat mahan"

[@RamchandraSwamy]

You're very right.. The Park is Benchakiti park at Sukhumvit.. I also found the Ramps (like in Australia) on every footpath ends favouring Perambulators & Oldies..Also mention the Slope for rain water on low lying road sideways..Anyone/Send-off people can enter the Suvarnabhumi (Suvarnapoom) Airport (Bkk) upto the Immigration..Also no Car hoots the horn at all..even at the height of a Traffic Jam..If only there were more Indian Veg Restaurants..it would be a Tourist Heaven for Indians..

[@Dhr6705]

I live 1km away from bbmp limit and 10km from Silk Board… there are no roads or paurakarmika in the 10 km distance… i see them only in jayanagar.. as per govt, only south Bangalore is actual Bangalore 😂

[@SORAPU_NAM_HAI_MERA]

4:03 in bbsr too, we get all these facilities in buses, the bus stops are well maintained, and show the routes and all like shown in this video, also we get speakers in buses to know which stop is next, also these buses are very well maintained and connects 4 cities of bbsr and reach all most all areas of bhubaneswar and its outskirts. The bus stops on the outskirts also are very well maintained and all bus stops have wifi services which are paid but still they give you 500mbps for free Thanks to CRUT for maintaining these buses

[@kasyapsubudhi-c6x]

It was cool and all but rides had been overcrowded in my experience. And not to mention the "extreme orderliness and civic sense" of the people generally sometimes 😅

[@sangmitraaa]

I live in navi mumbai and go to college in wadala, mumbai but everytime I go to mumbai in locals or by road its so congested, trash everywhere, slums everywhere, no proper planning of buildings and on my way to college I dont even see 3 storey buildings its just hutt type shops and dust flying everywhere. Its a contrast to navi mumbai, although navi mumbai is better than mumbai its still not even close to bangkok in terms of all these points. I dont like going to mumbai because of all these reasons but Mumbai is India's top city so its very sad that our top cities are so bad.

[@AbhishekYadav-ti1sy]

Systems that care about people and people that maintains the systems properly.

[@nukewarm]

Great video as always Just some feedback regarding audio; the first half of the video had some audial artefact after each sentence, almost like a poor cut. Each sentence ends with an unnatural sound that is irritating to sensitive ears (like mine lol) I'm nitpicking here but thanks for another informative video

[@bengawalk]

Hey thanks that’s a great catch - were you listening on headphones or speakers? Next video onwards defo going to fix sound, it’s a long pending upgrade :)

[@nukewarm]

@bengawalk headphones

[@shivjain]

5:37 Oh nice detail

[@chethu69]

These are not even expensive to implement, considering the crores spent on stuff that's not important.

[@teejayman215]

@chethu69 why do things for the comfort of the citizens when they can divide the people more by religion and caste

[@djamg]

Bang-a-kok

[@bengawalk]

Part 1/32

[@robertaustin6940]

How about clean, functional modern toilets throughout the entire country?

[@anshbali5623]

Btw in india manhole covers are made of concrete since no onell buy it.....if they used steel for it than some junkyard guy will malt and sell it over ...😅

[@shivjain]

6:53 Awesome

[@aronquemarr7434]

Any negatives about Bangkok?

[@bengawalk]

Too much use of plastic for every things One juice order comes with 4 single use plastic things - cup, cup top, straw, straw packet And not enough public dustbins

[@aherprasad]

these temporary construction walkroutes are only seen in major parts of mumbai mostly around cst, elsewhere they dont really care

[@peak-naik]

Bikers: Hold my beer

[@The_budgetking]

i swear, its why they have to put those stupid bollards and they will still come, if we put ramps gone case. It will just become part of the road.

[@toxicmuscularity]

FROM sare jahan se accha hindostan hamara TO saara jahan hai accha hamare hindostan se

[@AP_0fficial_1]

New bengawalk video!!!!!!

[@alexsmart2612]

You can make all the videos you want, you simply can't root out a problem that is two thousand years old. India's treatment of lower classes is deeply rooted in religion and caste.

[@wizarddon]

All these are basic engineering things, govt should introduce bills or strict laws to make sure these infra things are done properly

[@leos_abraham]

01:14 this is in cv raman nagar always like this😅

[@lateralridge]

Great Video. Indian government employees have no idea what quality of life means. This is unacceptable but acceptable standards to babus. How can we , the voters cannot put two and two together and ** ask the politicians. I think we are in our own death spiral. we have influencers praising government for miniscule infra being built (yes they are building but no where enough for whole country) Need to take small steps. I feel like starting NGO just to teach these municipal and road designers to get stuff done properly.

[@anujsethi7845]

In India our politicians hardly knows about this.

[@shivjain]

1:58 Oh WoW

[@22abcd65]

All of this needs large amount of tax payers and in India where only 5% people pay direct taxes this won't work even in absence of corruption

[@workout844]

The question to ask is how and why do citizens support this? What is the mindset? Remember this is not a one time initiative but something that has to be sustained for decades. The question is not so much “what“ but “how”?

[@Tsarthak]

India is so ignorant of these basic pedestrian amenities and when people are not aware then why would authorities step into solving them. I think we youngsters are aware of these things

[@CrystalTanish]

when the nation has bad politicians dont expect that neither will i ever see india atleast in this level.

[@ZakariaAli-v2w]

the backgrounf music vid please tell me

[@advikswamy1241]

Chindi video bros🔥

[@bhargav8232]

Goes on to show that we aren't even a third world country.

[@infinix2003]

wait till you see Amsterdam

[@carljohnson-111]

Thailand GDP per capita is $7500 while the India's is $2800. Thailand HDI is 0.75 while India is 0.56.

[@carljohnson-111]

And Thailand's population is 98% educated, while india's is 74%, including people who cannot even read but have certificates of passing.

[@deveshupadhyay5333]

Until and unless the people will not become aware and civilized and the government shows strictness, nothing gonna change. Secondly, our governmental engineers have not yet learned how to make a proper road and drainage system.

[@wizarddon]

Modiji instead of introducing some infamous and useless bills like ucc, 3talak should concentrate of some bills to make sure the basic infra is built properly. People are getting killed because of bad roads

[@kalpeshthorat3066]

This will happen in India after 200/400 years. 😂

[@keshav1009]

The only thing cheap in india is Life!

[@yt98833]

First citizen have to civilised,disciplined and have good manners from all classes then any thing better can happen.It seems that will never going to happen .

[@BESTvsWORST-vx2dg]

you need "learners" not "things to learn from"

[@bengawalk]

Dark

[@AsPi_rANTER]

No matter how much these kinda videos and comments are made...The 60 percent voter Who is sadly blindfolded is gonna Vote on the basis Of free "Alcohol"...I have seen myself MLA and MPs getting votes after Getting either 5k rupees or Giving some freebies like Quilts blankets etc.

[@ApatheticNonbuynary]

Meanwhile. The Thais look at Singapore and compares, then complain about how bad Thailand is 😵

[@raygundesigns]

It's never going to happen in India. This society is too far gone.

[@sameer-d9z6d]

i don't even go out of my society complex... it just disgusting how bad the cities are... there are random YTrs who say that Indian cities are old so just go with it like ya what about Kuala-lumpur or Ho chin mein city or 1000 year old Xi'an... corruption and incompetency can just describe our entire city systems

[@PratimSen]

Come on guys! Don't say like that. We are already on the way to becoming Viswaguru (currently we are 94.56365%). There will be a few more state elections, some freebies distribution, a couple of Kumbh, and then we will become 100%. And this cleanliness and dirtiness is all inside the mind. See how there is a divine presence in Varanasi, where even the garbage is overlooked by our gods, and all they seek are ardent devotees lost in their utmost devotion. There is no point in clean roads or signage or footpaths, if those citizens are incapable of seeking the utmost spiritualism in the divine presence. Our pothole roads and artistically scattered garbage also teach us resilience to evil around us, and visual adaptability to accept suffering and convert it into happiness within. All you have to do is close your eyes, nose, and mouth while you walk. #sarcasm

[@ordinaryclass8508]

Not a good example, if you take example, take the best example in the world.

[@ojasshetty]

On bmrcl meteo coaches stickers are instead used to hide place names in devnagiri

[@tylerdurden8422]

Don't try to change india escape as soon as possible

[@attitudego]

This is not an infra channel, but a migration advertisement agency channel. How long will we have to wait to see cities like this in India..? 10 years, 25? 50? It is very much possible that such a system will never be implemented in our country, ever!! so depressing. And it is not about the money. Bangalore literally has 30% higher GDP per capita when compared to Bangkok.

[@AsPi_rANTER]

There are many migrartion Ad channels and people...LoL

[@zetrozky]

Amsterdam:

[@OmniVan99]

indian cities aren't gonna adopt any of these unfortunately

[@AdmiralSP]

Welp.. time to change the channel to Bankowalks

[@bengawalk]

technically speaking it should be bengakok

[@winfredj9820]

fix the garbage and sewage first . 🤮🤮

[@idkatthispoint-s9s]

And this btw is a country that is significantly poorer than India. We have the resources, people, money and talent to achieve even greater than this. We just have absolutely NO political will. And that will only come if we as people demand for more and hold our leaders accountable for every tiny promise they make instead of falling for freebies and religious/caste politics. A good democracy starts with responsible people.

[@nilrocks]

the first thing government should take care is of hanging wires all across cities. This is everywhere, wires hanging even from flyovers. The entire city look crap with that. all illegal wires dangling from the light poles, side roads, and many times broken down on the road. There is no clear guideline or even infrastructure to get them underground. After that walk ways, our bikers are pathetic, this is not about government only but civic cense, our bikers are the worst in the world, they will drive from footpaths and walkways and even break the signals

[@Adi-oc2hd]

I think we should privatise Municipal bodies...our constitution has a lot of flaws and this is surely one of them. We don't interact with the works of central and state governments in daily life as we do with those of municipal bodies. And they suck at their job. Without exception from BMC to a tier 3 city. They are the most corrupt, uneducated people, 99% of whom wouldn't even know what these signages are. It's much better to had it over to a national or international private organisation. I am ready to pay extra charges if need be, but I need better local infrastructure.

[@dhruvthechamp7085]

its a shame that we need to learn things like these from thailand. I mean no offense, bcos on oneside we talk about taking over china and then look at our capital of slums delhi.

[@kamartaj3010]

They will learn nothing 😂😂

[@vasili-jy8yb]

Its just baffling how both countries stuggle from a civic sense problem in the public, cause even there, we see spray painting vandalism and stickers... However, the only difference seems to be that the government in our city also has a civic sense problem. Seriously, corruption exists everywhere, but does it have to be soooo bad, that basic amenities aren't provided to some of the least dignified workers in our society? namely the Porakarmikas? Our city doesn't even provide basic working kits to road construction workers, and... yet we expect our city to function well. Our city's shop wenders don't even bother following any rules for footpath obstruction. leave that, even common rich residential layouts, with high end techies, can't even make, their bungalow ramps in such a way, where it is at the same level as the footpath, so that any pedestrian doesn't face any inconvenience. Zebra crossings are a joke in our country, and lets not forget about the shit autodrivers, that would try to hit any crossing pedestrian on the road, on purpose... Wait, did I mention how even lakes, like the Kacherakanahalli lake have completely been dried up, thanks to the ISKON guys occupying and trying to steal that land, and we are expecting the government to make parks in a way where pedestrians can avoid road traffic? seriously, when private rich builders like the Embassy group in Manyata tech park isn't able to make its road drainage in a way similiar to that in Thailand, how are we expecting any progress? I just think there seems to be a genuine IQ problem or some kind of Racial inferiority in our country, since there seems to be no other reason to actually explain why our country isn't able to make basic infra properly, and our citizens aren't able to follow basic rules properly. I am just fed up with almost everything in our city... We don't see the government taking any innitiatives of trying to reclaim illegally occupied government land to make parks, but instead we just see more land getting encroached upon.... Its a shame.

[@nagendraraman6410]

They spray paint we spray Gutka.

[@alexsmart2612]

It is not race. It is religion.

[@wizarddon]

We can't learn

[@abhishekdas673]

The thing is in Bangkok ,policing is strict ..population is less.. here we won't litter but what about others.. and too many weirdos here who care nothing abiut nature, cleanliness, society, nothing.. their work done.. world goes to hell....and massive corruption everywhere.. Everyone wants to destroy for 2 paise

[@rosendebbarma3846]

Population is not less in Bangkok ,bkk population is 80 lakh above & bkk metropolitan population is above 1.7 crore

[@dicky-duck6632]

You must be joking. Bangkok is the least pedestrian-friendly city in all of Southeast Asia, often lacking proper sidewalks. And yet, you’re using Bangkok as a model to learn from?