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The blogger, who is constantly complaining about the state of footpaths in Thailand, wrote a post complimenting Nakhon Phanom authorities for pavements that can be used by pedestrians safely and bicycle lanes.

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 </picture>He compared the developments to streets in Japan, and sarcastically commented that here is hope for Thailand’s streets.

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 </picture>Nakhon Phanom was voted as the “happiest” province at the start of 2020.

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Nakhon Phanom a haven for pedestrians, bicyclists

Blogger and owner of the “Kha Kueab Plick” (legs that almost flip) Facebook page was pleasantly surprised when he visited Nakhon Phanom province.