The setup of underground cabletelevision avenues along Yaowarat Road is slated to start in February. (Photo: Pattarapong Chatpattarasill) Bangkok underground cabletelevision channels owned by National Telecom (NT) are slated to be leveraged to assistance federalgovernment efforts to relocation telecom cabletelevisions underground and beautify the capital’s landscape. The resolution was justrecently concurred on by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) and NT. The veryfirst job is to relocation telecom cabletelevisions through NT’s underground avenues on Yaowarat Road, beginning in February. The BMA, which has the authority for all of Bangkok’s pathways, concurred to permit NT to setup risers utilized to link the underground channels with structures, as well as fibre-optic spot panels. The resolution needs telecom and broadcast operators to relocation their cabletelevisions underground and pay NT a leasing charge. Sutisak Tantayotin, deputy secretary-general of the NBTC, stated NT has the possible to helpwith the job duetothefactthat it has underground channels covering more than 3,000 kilometres in Bangkok. It might deal economical costs for avenue leasing to telecom operators, stated Mr Sutisak. The usage of NT’s cond
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