AIS, Thailand’s leading telecommunications provider, has joined forces with the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, Metropolitan Electricity Authority,Royal Thai Police, and other partners to tackle the issue of tangled telecommunication cables in Bangkok. The latest successful effort focused on improving the landscape and safety of Sutthisarn Winichai Road.
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This collaboration marks a significant step in addressing the long-standing problem of messy cables that have impacted the city’s aesthetics and public safety. AIS deployed a team of skilled engineers to systematically organize the cables along Sutthisarn Winichai Road. This included removing unused cables, neatly arranging active ones, and relocating some underground, resulting in a safer and more visually appealing streetscape.
AIS is committed to enhancing the quality of life and contributing positively to Thai society. This cable management initiative not only improves safety and aesthetics but also upgrades the nation’s telecommunications infrastructure,benefiting businesses and the overall economy.
The benefits of cable management extend beyond safety and orderliness, impacting the economy and society in several ways:
- Safety: Organized cables reduce accident risks caused by entanglement and lower the chances of electrical fires,protecting lives and property.
- Economy: Improved city landscapes attract tourists and foreign investment, boosting the economy and generating revenue.
- Society: A clean and orderly environment enhances the quality of life for residents and improves Thailand’s image on the global stage.
AIS and its government partners continue to expand cable management efforts to other areas of Bangkok, aiming to create a beautiful, modern, and safe city for everyone.
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