Bankoks governments are seeking to "tidy up" streets, they trying to move vendors away from "congested areas" and advising them on a more stable way to make a living. As singapore has sets up a successful example in the past.
But such move might be feasible for a small ,rich countries, not for big, poor ones.In the fast growing and fast urbanising cities, time is sacres and dewelling are small , people need something cheap qucik food. That's why street food are booming.Providing those meals is not an easy life, but people who strive to make a living takes tremendous satisfaction from it. They can work as a family and they have their own place.
Banya hopes that bankok's government can look beyond the superfical inconviniences caused by street food vendors and think harder about their roles in the cities fabric.Bankok hawkers do not just provid delicious food , they also creat a community, the chance for all classed to rub shoulders over a ball of noodles.
