
Aswin said the 300 per cent increase would be enforced after the the BMA sends its new draft regulation on the rate to Bangkok Council for approval in October.
Aswin said the Suang Luang district also proposed that the BMA uses an IT system to monitor collection so that more fees could be collected.
The governor said the BMA spent about Bt6 billion a year to collect and dispose of garbage but it collected only Bt500 million in garbage collection fees.
Under the new rate, the BMA would collect about Bt2 billion a year, he said.