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  • Airship will work, says us company

    14/03/2010 : The US company at the centre of the controversial sale of a 350 million baht blimp for surveillance of the southern insurgency has defended the airship, saying it is close to being fully operational.

  • Beefing up security at key venues

    10/03/2010 : The Transport Ministry has taken steps to ensure that travellers can use bus terminals and airports across the country normally during the mass anti-government rally in Bangkok this weekend, transport permanent secretary Supoth Sublom said on Wednesday.

  • Security tightened at transport hubs

    10/03/2010 : The Transport Ministry has taken steps to ensure that travellers can use bus terminals and airports across the country normally during the mass anti-government rally in Bangkok this weekend, transport permanent secretary Supoth Sublom said on Wednesday.

  • S.Korea unveils 'recharging road' for eco-friendly buses

    09/03/2010 : South Korean researchers Tuesday launched an environmentally friendly public transport system using a "recharging road" -- with a vehicle sucking power magnetically from buried electric strips.

  • TRANSPORT

    Airport link launch delayed

    04/03/2010 : The State Railway of Thailand is delaying the opening of its Airport Rail Link after it found the developer Siemens would be unable to finish the railway on time.

  • SUVARNABHUMI

    Shipment of rare coral seized at airport

    03/03/2010 : SAMUT PRAKAN : Customs officials have seized 300kg of live coral with a face value of over 2 million baht at Suvarnabhumi airport.

  • South Korea's homegrown bullet trains make debut

    02/03/2010 : South Korea's locally built bullet trains made their debut Tuesday, six years after the country introduced high-speed trains based on French technology.

  • 20 hurt in train derailment in South

    25/02/2010 : A Yala-Nakhon Si Thammarat train derailed in Songkhla's Na Mom district on Thursday morning, injuring about 20 people. Five passengers, including a pregnant woman, were seriously hurt.

  • TRANSPORT

    Study supports high-speed rail service to Hat Yai

    25/02/2010 : A high-speed train connecting Bangkok with the South is the most feasible of four rail options being considered by the Transport Ministry, a study shows.

  • Dual-rail track study due next month

    24/02/2010 : Following a second public opinion gathering seminar Wednesday, the Office of Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning (OTP) will present its study results and an overall perspective of Thailand's rail and high-speed train system development model scheme to the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) for consideration in March.

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