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SRT cancels 10 eastern trains as floodwater covers railway tracks
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The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has cancelled 10 more trains on its eastern network today, September 27, as widespread flooding continues to submerge railway tracks and force temporary closures across six sections of the route.
Key facts
- The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has cancelled 10 more trains on its eastern network today, September 27, as widespread flooding continues to submerge railway tracks and force temporary closures across six sections of the route.
- The additional train cancellations follow disruptions yesterday, with persistent heavy rain leaving floodwater above rail level in several areas.
- 281 to Kabin Buri, along with tourist train No
- 998 from Chuk Samet to Hua Lamphong is also affected.
Summary
The additional train cancellations follow disruptions yesterday, with persistent heavy rain leaving floodwater above rail level in several areas.
The SRT said the affected sections had been temporarily closed for safety. It will inspect the tracks and assess conditions before deciding when services can resume.