The Deputy Director of the Traffic Management Center, Royal Thai Police, visited the site to inspect the Silom Hindu Temple parade, emphasizing police responsibilities for traffic control and safety around the event area.
Today (20 Oct 2026) at 15:30, Police Lieutenant General Nithithorn Jintakanon, Assistant Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police and Deputy Director of the Traffic Management Center, conducted an inspection of traffic police duties at Wat Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi (Silom Hindu Temple) during the 2026 Navaratri festival and the annual Vichai Thasmi parade. The visit aimed to facilitate traffic flow and ensure the safety of the public and participants.
During the visit, Lieutenant General Nithithorn personally rode a motorcycle to inspect traffic routes around the Silom Hindu Temple and reviewed conditions inside the temple grounds before road closures began. This was to assess the road status and prepare traffic management aligned with actual situations, while also checking the readiness of traffic police, patrol officers, and investigative units assigned to the event area.
Lieutenant General Nithithorn instructed traffic police officers to perform their duties with determination, caution, and full attention to public safety according to the prepared operational plan. He emphasized managing traffic smoothly to minimize impact on road users, providing courteous service, and offering assistance and guidance fully to ensure the event proceeded safely and orderly.
The Traffic Management Center of the Royal Thai Police remains committed to balancing traffic police duties with public service, prioritizing safety and travel convenience to build public trust and leave a positive impression on citizens.