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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 11 June 2025
Thailand's Transport Ministry Accelerates Infrastructure Expansion Picture courtesy of Wikipedia Thailand's Transport Minister, Suriya Jungrungreangkit, is driving a rapid acceleration of the kingdom's most ambitious infrastructure projects, setting sights on high-speed rail, expressways, and electric bus upgrades. This decisive action aims to enhance connectivity and modernise transport across the nation. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363341-thailands-transport-ministry-accelerates-infrastructure-expansion/ -
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How much MORE evidence do we need to prove beyond doubt that the mRNA Covid-19 shots kill?
What utter nonsense. ',,,events as if they are unique to vaccines,,,' There is stuff being made in research labs that have no place in nature. When injected into the body they are unique and will cause illness neve before seen. ',,,diseases themselves pose a much greater risk,, This is simply rubbish. What diseases? I'll tell you what they are. Simply made up things. Diseases are just strings of data in a computer. They don't exist in the real world. It is so the already wealthy, can get even more so. And the white-coats can reap the compromised rewards. There are less that 10 true diseases. Each organ has the possibility of becoming dysfunctional. I'm interested in why they become that way. And it has nothing to do with a mysterious entity called a virus. Since when is love great wealth more important than love of nature. What has happened to humanities soul. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 11 June 2025
Thailand's Tourism Industry Faces Pivotal Moment as Arrivals Decline Photo courtesy of KhaoSod English Thailand’s tourism sector, historically a robust pillar of its economy, stands at a critical juncture, according to Yuthasak Supasorn, Chairman of the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) and former governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). Despite its resilience to past challenges, the industry is now grappling with structural changes and a noticeable dip in tourist arrivals. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363340-thailands-tourism-industry-faces-pivotal-moment-as-arrivals-decline/ -
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Transport Thailand's Transport Ministry Accelerates Infrastructure Expansion
Picture courtesy of Wikipedia Thailand's Transport Minister, Suriya Jungrungreangkit, is driving a rapid acceleration of the kingdom's most ambitious infrastructure projects, setting sights on high-speed rail, expressways, and electric bus upgrades. This decisive action aims to enhance connectivity and modernise transport across the nation. Following a high-level policy meeting on June 10, Suriya announced that by the end of May, the Transport Ministry had already dispensed 93 billion baht of its substantial 212.21 billion baht budget for the 2025 fiscal year. A significant portion of this budget is directed towards the accelerated completion of the Bangkok–Nong Khai high-speed rail line and other critical infrastructure projects. The Bangkok–Nong Khai high-speed rail, which ultimately aims to link the capital to Laos via Nakhon Ratchasima, is witnessing noteworthy milestones. Phase 1, spanning Bangkok to Korat, is nearly halfway completed, with civil engineering efforts marked at 43.79%. However, system installation, rolling stock procurement, and staff training progress have lagged, currently standing at a mere 0.95%. Preparatory work for Phase 2, extending 357.12 kilometres from Nakhon Ratchasima to Nong Khai, is underway. The ministry is nearing completion of bidding documents for eight contracts encompassing civil works and rail systems, supported by a massive 341.35 billion baht budget. Beyond rail, the ministry has several high-profile projects awaiting cabinet approval: Phuket Expressway Phase 1: Spanning 3.98 km from Kathu to Patong, this section is set for development at 16.76 billion baht. Electric Bus Fleet Modernisation: A 15.36 billion baht plan to lease 1,520 electric buses aims to rejuvenate the country’s aging public transport system. Moreover, the ministry is pushing to merge two rail extensions—the Red Line (Taling Chan–Salaya) and the Light Red Line (Taling Chan–Siriraj)—into a single procurement package, streamlining the expansion of urban rail connectivity in Bangkok. Significantly, out of 326 new procurement initiatives worth 24.18 billion baht, 86 contracts have already been executed, accounting for 1.31 billion baht. The remaining contracts are expected to be finalised by August, underscoring the ministry’s commitment to swift implementation. With funds readily available and efforts intensifying, it is evident that Suriya and the Ministry of Transport are not just making plans—they are paving new pathways for Thailand's future. The strategic investments aim to bolster national infrastructure, positioning Thailand as a leader in regional connectivity and sustainable transport solutions. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-11 -
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Labour Set to Miss Ambitious Housing Target by Nearly Half, Says Savills
You're wrong, there's still many direct payments to landlords. The easiest is the 5 year plans, council rents for 5 years and hands back after they refurbish, or you can have another 5 year rental. You don't have to do anything but take the money. I hear it's now available for boat people. -
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