Mental Health

mueang yai lai haeng nai pra-thet thai gam-lang pherm pheun-thee sii khiao phuea lot khwaam ron lae bprap prung khun-na-phap a-kat khroong-gaan mai dai maai theung kaan pluuk ton mai phiang jut diao tae dtong cheuam suan saa-thaa-ra-na doen dai lae laeng nam lek lek hai pen dtor neuang phu chee-ia cha chii wa hak mai mee kaan du-lae ra-ya yao suan aat glaai pen pheun-thee rok lae mai plot phai chum-chon thee mee suan ruam nai kaan ok baep mak chai pheun-thee dai yaao nan gwaa phro phu khon ruu seuk pen jao khong lae chuay gan du-lae pra-den thee 15 chee hai hen wa kaan dtat sin jai khong phaak rat lae phaak pra-chaa-chon dtong pra-saan kan jeung ja koet phon-lap thee yang-yuen

Many Thai cities are expanding green space to reduce heat and improve air quality. Projects must connect parks, walkable paths, and small water features—not just plant trees in one spot. Experts warn that without long-term care, parks can become neglected and unsafe. Communities involved in design tend to sustain use longer because residents feel ownership. Point 15 shows that government and civic decisions must align for lasting results.