The Consumer Foundation (มพบ.) says many narrow Bangkok sois under 6 metres wide, such as Pradipat 21 and 23, Ratchada 44 and Phahon Yothin 37, are seeing condo and high-rise construction. It opposes an amendment to Building Control Ministerial Regulation No. 33 that redefines road rights-of-way, calling it a cut to safety standards. It also asks BMA to review the draft city plan and to add community fire extinguishers with expiry tracking. No decision or deadline for businesses is stated.