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Thailand set to get its longest railway tunnel in Saraburi - 5.2 kms

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Thailand set to get its longest railway tunnel in Saraburi - 5.2 kms

 

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Daily News reported on a post from the Thai railway department's public relations team.

 

They were effusive in praising plans for a 5.2 kilometer long tunnel that is being constructed in Saraburi as part of a new dual track railway.

 

The section of tunnel - one of three tunnels on the route but the longest - will be between Mapkabao and the Jira Road Junction. 

 

The PR team hailed this as a new era in passenger comfort and cargo transport for both the state and private sector. 

 

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Being built and paid for by Thailand for the benefit of China?

1 hour ago, mokwit said:

Being built and paid for by Thailand for the benefit of China?

Annexation.....

 

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Now this wouldn’t be a part of Xi’s Belt and Road debt trap, would it?

18 minutes ago, Isaan sailor said:

Now this wouldn’t be a part of Xi’s Belt and Road debt trap, would it?

It all helps.

Looks like a twin parallel bore tunnel the route of which will eliminate the tortuous climb of the current track. However, the time taken for the dilapidated locos in use now to traverse what will be the longest rail tunnel in Thailand will prevent it from being '......a new era in passenger comfort and cargo transport.....'

The mountainous terrain is limestone and I wonder if the removed material will find its way to the Saraburi cement factories.

Does anyone know it they are using a Tunnel Boring Machine?

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10 hours ago, mokwit said:

Being built and paid for by Thailand for the benefit of China?

Yes, same as the one built in Laos.

 

"This is essentially a Chinese public infrastructure project that happens to exist in another country,"

 

.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-02/laos-china-railway-to-launch-as-debt-to-beijing-mounts

Why not have some practice & build a short one from Phuket to Patong first which will help Thailand's tourism without katoewing to Big Brother

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13 hours ago, Isaan sailor said:

Now this wouldn’t be a part of Xi’s Belt and Road debt trap, would it?

Yes the OLOB* initiative.

 

*One Lender, One Beneficiary.

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