Bangkok Metropolitan Administration

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is the governing body responsible for managing Bangkok, Thailand’s capital city. Established in 1972, it oversees various aspects of city life, including public services, urban planning, transportation, and environmental management. The BMA operates municipal services like waste collection, street maintenance, and public health. It’s led by a Governor, elected by the residents, and consists of various departments that handle specific functions. The BMA plays a crucial role in shaping the city’s development, ensuring residents have a clean, safe, and well-organized urban environment.