Tag: Railway
Chiang Mai flooding worsens, temporary changes to Chiang Mai-Bangkok rail services
Chiang Mai is currently experiencing worsening flooding as the Ping River has reached record-high levels due to continuous heavy rainfall. Local authorities have issued warnings [Read More…]
Northern Railway Back in Operation as Chiang Mai Floodwaters Recede
On September 28th, 2024, Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Suriya Juangroongruangkit, announced that train services on the northern railway line have fully [Read More…]
Chiang Mai university flooded, northern train route affected
Severe flooding in Chiang Mai has significantly impacted the local infrastructure, including Chiang Mai University and the northern train route. Heavy rainfall has caused water [Read More…]
Two killed, child survives train-truck crash in Chumphon
SURAT THANI – A train collided with a pickup truck at a railway crossing in Chumphon on Tuesday killing the two adults inside, but a [Read More…]
Fatal Accident at Unguarded Railway Crossing in Phichit Kills Five, Injures Two
![A Thailand post Isuzu truck waits for the train to pass at a level crossing.](https://www.thailandnews.co/wp-content/uploads/Isuzu-Thailand-Mail-truck-railway-train-level-crossing-Bangkok.jpg)
At 6:15 PM, on July 8th, 2024, Mueang Phichit police received a report of a fatal accident involving a Bangkok–Phitsanulok train colliding with a pickup [Read More…]
Thieves strip 17 railway crossings in Songkhla
SONGKHLA: Thieves have stolen signal poles, barrier arms and other equipment from 17 railway crossings in three districts of this southern province, endangering the lives [Read More…]
SRT Advances Second Phase of Thai-Chinese High-Speed Rail
BANGKOK (NNT) – The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has greenlit the second phase of the Thai-Chinese high-speed train project, extending from Nakhon Ratchasima to [Read More…]
‘SRT Royal Blossom’ Tourist Train Unveiled in Thailand
BANGKOK, March 21 (TNA) – The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has launched a trial run of the “Hamanasu” tourist passenger train, which has been [Read More…]