Bangkok Land Expresses Interest in Developing "Smart" Muang Thong Thani

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Bangkok Land Expresses Interest in Developing "Smart" Muang Thong Thani - Bangkok Post

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SET-listed Bangkok Land wants to develop Muang Thong Thani as a smart city district, with plans to build a new seafood and fruit centre offering goods at affordable prices to attract tourists to Nonthaburi, banking on the Pink Line monorail service that is scheduled to start running there next year.

In the short term, Bangkok Land wants to expand Ruamjai fresh market into a fresh seafood and local fruit centre by directly supplying products from local farmers and fishermen without using middlemen, such as bringing in seafood from Samae San or Sattahip to ensure good prices for both consumers and suppliers.

With the first wholesale and retail durian distribution centre launching in Nonthaburi, he said the market would increase traffic in Muang Thong Thani, creating more jobs for locals and volume for businesses.