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Street food in Bangkok has always been defined by mobility and ephemerality, but this is something new. “Precariousness is the new status quo,” Nualkhair of Bangkok Glutton wrote via Facebook.

They prefer an air-conditioned Bangkok, with malls, ice-skating rinks and Instagrammable dessert cafes. They want the street food vendors gone. And so Somboon Chitmani, who has been making green ...

Which, is vague. These street food vendors are feeding an entire city and contributing to Thailand’s tourism industry — an industry that makes up 15 percent of the entire Thai economy.

Beyond serving as a major tourism draw and providing a livelihood for an estimated 380,000 vendors, street food plays a critical role in feeding Bangkok’s population. At just 310 baht ($9.35 USD ...

Or not, according to Wanlop, who now tells CNN he was misquoted. “The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is not banning street food in Khao San and Yaowarat roads, it’s the opposite,” he says.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Authority said in 2017 that street food would be preserved in Chinatown and the Khao San Road backpacker district, but would be eliminated elsewhere.