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What is in Bangkok today for people with disabilities?

Turn on the BMA Governor's Campaign Update Mode. If we click on the official campaign web of Shush, a nation of rights like teamchadchart.com, and press the word "disabled person" in the search box, there will be a total of eight topics.

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Drill 8 Disability Policy National Team Edition: When a Livable City Really Has to Live for Everyone

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1. Unlock the system (from waiting to turn into offensive)

The biggest problem with Thailand is not welfare, but access, so this policy focuses on breaking down government buildings and moving them on mobile screens and homes.

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Draw a condo / village entity to take care of it: Usually, the BMA has volunteers to take care of people with disabilities in the community, but it only covers the old community (about 1 million people), and the people in the condo or the housing estate are dropped. This policy will solve the order, pull the "legal entity" of modern housing to scan and forward help.

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One-Stop Service Czech Rights at the District and Online: Stop wiring, send documents, upgrade the original disabled card center to become a "comprehensive rights monitoring center," a database link with the Ministry of Czech Rights, file an appointment, finish in one place online, and whoever travels hard, there will be a proactive team walking to the bed.

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2. Abdominal mouth and education (study to the end, work to survive)

The shocking statistic is that nearly half of the disabled in Bangkok have completed primary school, and only 1.6% have completed a bachelor's degree, where does the problem start, and how to solve it?

[Disability Education Statistics in BMA]

Graduated Primary ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Nearly 50%

Secondary graduate ■ ■ ■ 17.4%

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Expand Joint Secondary Schools (aiming to add 1,500 children to the system): Most BMA special schools only support elementary school, so there are only four schools in the city! Children have to drop out of the system. This policy will increase all areas of joint secondary schools and implement IEP plans to help.

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1,000 employment pins: The BMA currently employs 411 people with disabilities. The next plan is to raise it to a private employment hub by making a Talent Pool system and organizing a mentor system to reduce resignation rates.

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Bangkok for All project: This policy is quite fair: before the BMA signs a sidewalk, walkway or crosswalk from the contractor, it invites the disabled network to try it out first to see if the ramp is "real" or "steep."

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3. Travel and Safety (Daily Life and Emergencies)

Shuttle bus to the hospital for free (up to 1,000 trips / year): Taking a wheelchair to the public for dialysis or physical treatment is epic. Originally, the BMA had a service car, but it only supported 500 trips a year (which is very small). This cycle will tag the private team, the quota is 1,000 trips, ready to make a central reservation system.

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DEI City: Take Diversity (Gender, Age, Disability) and Calculate the Budget and Design of Public Space

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Earthquake and Poisonous Gas Warning System: Attach Earthquake Sensing Sensor in Hospital, Early Warning System Link, Order Immediate Stop of BTS / MRT Skytrain at Danger, and Make an Evacuation Plan with Shelters Accommodating All Districts with Disabled Persons

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🛠️ Fact Check: So what has the past done?

In addition to future plans, there is a summary of some of the work claimed to have been accomplished for the public to review.

Shuttle for Disabled Persons: 1,344 person transfers to hospitals / educational facilities (total 5,192 visits)

Joint School: Expanded to 165 locations, trained 877 teachers. The key point is that special children can attend immediately without waiting for a medical certificate.

Traffy Fondue & 1555 Sign Language Support: Upgrade Real-time Chat System and Have Online Sign Language Interpreter to Help Receive Complaints for the Hearing Disabled

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After all, this whole policy will be fulfilled, not based on the beauty of the numbers in the roadmap, but on practical implementation, rigorous job monitoring, and transparent budget implementation, because "livable cities for people with disabilities" will only be achieved if the city's infrastructure is practical for everyone, without anyone having to request it in a special case.

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# lspiration # Dil. # Elected governor of Bangkok # National

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