Governor Asawin Kwanmuang said on Wednesday that he would set up a panel within a week that comprises all parties in the conflict to find a solution, which is expected by next Wednesday.

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The governor was speaking after visiting the markets and the housing project in Soi Srinakarin 55, behind Paradise Park shopping mall. The area has been the scene of a series of conflicts but came to national attention in recent days when the residents of one house were filmed attacking the pickup truck of a woman who parked in front of their gate. The video went viral.

The residents have accused the BMA of negligence by allowing markets in a residential area.

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