State Railway of Thailand Announcing the suspension of the 12 tourist cars march from today As for the 30 commercial trains from 13 Jan – 28 Feb ’64, bring tickets for a full refund.
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Reporters reported that on January 8, 2021 at the Facebook fan page. PR Team, State Railway of Thailand Post a message saying State Railway of Thailand Announcement of no march on 12 tourist vehicles from 9 Jan 2021 and 30 commercial trains from 13 Jan – 28 Feb 2021 Passengers can bring their tickets to request a refund. Get full price in a special case at every station nationwide This is in line with the CRC policy to avoid travel during the coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) outbreak.
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Tourist trains that do not walk (12 trains)
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- Special tour convoy at 997/998, Bangkok-Plutaluang-Bangkok.
- Special train convoy at 909/910 Bangkok-Namtok-Bangkok
- Special fleet for tours at 911/912, Bangkok – Suan Son Pradipat – Bangkok
- Special Tour Convoy No. 915/916 Kanchanaburi – Waterfalls – Kanchanaburi
- Special train convoy at 921/926, Bangkok – Khok Salung – Pasak Cholasit Dam – Bangkok
- Special train convoy at 923/928, Bangkok – Khok Salung – Pasak Chollasit Dam – Bangkok (2 way)
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Commercial convoys that do not walk on the North, Isan and Southern routes, 30 trains
Northern Line (8 trains)
- Special Express Train No. 9/10 (Utra Withi) Bangkok-Chiang Mai-Bangkok
- Express Train No. 51/52, Bangkok-Chiang Mai-Bangkok
- Fast train no.107/108, Bangkok-Den Chai-Bangkok
- Fast train no.109/102, Bangkok-Chiang Mai-Bangkok
Isan Line (12 trains)
- Special Express Train No. 23/24 (Isaan Watana), Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani-Bangkok
- Special express train 25/26 (Isan Makka), Bangkok-Nong Khai-Bangkok
- Express Train No. 71/72, Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani-Bangkok
- Express Train No. 75/76, Bangkok-Nong Khai-Bangkok
- Fast train at 139/140, Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani-Bangkok
- Fast train No. 145/146, Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani-Bangkok
Southern Line (10 trains)
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- Special Express Train No. 31/32 (Thaksinarat), Bangkok – Hat Yai Junction – Bangkok
- Special express train, diesel, rail 39/40, Bangkok-Surat Thani-Bangkok
- Special express train, diesel, track 43/44, Bangkok-Surat Thani-Bangkok
- Express train no. 83/84, Bangkok-Trang-Bangkok
- Fast train no. 175/176 Hat Yai-Sungai Kolok Junction – Hat Yai Junction
In addition, the Railway Administration has implemented the most advanced surveillance and prevention measures of COVID-19 to prevent and monitor safety. Ready to facilitate the journey for passengers Both in the train Train stations across the country According to the policy of the Ministry of Transport And the Department of Rail Transport as follows
1. Announced the highest surveillance measures and prevent the spread of the coronavirus 2019 nationwide. To build the confidence and safety of passengers With setting a screening point for measuring temperature Alcohol gel service to passengers
2. Public relations on self-defense through various channels By emphasizing the cleaning of train stations, buses, ticketing places Passenger accommodation Service Locations With antiseptic Or alcohol regularly, at least every 2 hours and spray a disinfectant for both the departure and destination stations every time.
3.Increase the cleaning frequency during busy periods By cleaning a big cycle or Big Cleaning, spraying disinfectant around the station building, platform, passenger accommodation, toilets every 3 days, including cleaning the equipment shared by passengers every 1 hour.
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4. Cooperate all passengers to strictly comply with public health measures. By wearing a mask throughout the trip And register or scan the QR code Check in / check out on the “Thai Won” application every time you use the service to prevent transmission during the COVID-19 epidemic. And if seen passengers with fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, gasping for breath Both at the train station or on the train can notify the station / train staff Or the Railway Safety Center Tel. 02-5379198 Customer Service Center Call the hotline 1690 immediately 24 hours a day.
Photo by: Watcharachai Khlapong
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