On March 2, 2023, reporters reported that due to the sharing of images on social media One of the bypass roads in the Nai Mueang Sub-District area, Mueang Phetchabun District Or the overpass at the light intersection of the tobacco plantation. seized by homeless people as personal space Cloths have been stretched to cover the road up and down on both sides.
from the inspection area found on the overpass There were 4 cardboard boxes lying around, looking like they were mattresses and water tanks, but no one was found in the area. It is expected that he belongs to the nomads. with a career in collecting antiques
As for the case, it is expected that this floating bridge is rarely used causing the homeless to occupy the area There is a cloth to prevent making a residence Because most people would rather cross the road.
Recently, officers from Phetchabun Highway 1 District have come to dismantle and clean until they are clean, while Phetchabun municipal officers and officers from the Office of Social Development and Human Security visited the area but found no vagabonds
Mr revealed Wattanothai Nachai Wiang, director of Phetchabun Highway District 1, that there are 5 bypasses under Phetchabun Highway in charge, which is on the road in front of Phetchabun Rajabhat University. in front of Petch Wittayakhan School In front of Wittayanukunnaree School in front of Phetchabun Hospital and at the intersection of the red light tobacco plantation Located on Road No. 21, kilometer no. 222 + 6830, is usually cleaned once a week, so that it will not any homeless people come to live by blocking the road up and down and there are foreign materials on the gordo which has now been cleaned along with instructing officers to take special care
In addition, coordinated with Phetchabun Municipality because the bridge is in the municipality’s area Ask the officer to help explore another way. and also coordinated with social development and human security in Phetchabun Province when checking homelessness If found, must proceed according to the regulations of the Ministry of Public Health.
