Worry over abandoned cats after Mahakan Fort Community vacated
TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2018
As the last residents in Bangkok's centuries-old Mahakan Fort Community vacate their homes on Wednesday, Thai social media users this week expressed concern for more than 20 cats that will be left behind.
Mahakan Fort Community to live on in the virtual world
MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2018
THE HERITAGE of the Mahakan Fort Community will live on in digital form, as an archive of this old Bangkok quarter will be created and maintained online via crowdsourcing.
The demolition on Thursday of the “landmark” House No 99 in Bangkok’s Mahakan Fort community did not bode well for the remaining 15 antique wooden homes, independent city-planning expert Paranee Sawadirak said.
BANGKOK GOVERNOR Aswin Kwanmuang led city officials and workers to carry out the demolition of four houses in the Mahakan Fort community yesterday morning.
There was no resistance from the
DEMOLITION of the ancient Mahakan Fort Community is set to start in February, despite repeated pleas from residents who have offered to contribute to a living museum in exchange for the right to occupy a corner of the area.