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Thailand to Finish High-Speed Rail Link to China by 2028


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Laos is gonna boom economically.

Too bad it's landlocked.

Had the potential to become the next trendy destination for backpackers and cheap charlies looking for amazing deals and beaches that you can't find in amazing Thailand anymore because amazing Anutin is an amazing dxckhead.

 

Exchange rates are super good right now...

 

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14 hours ago, trainman34014 said:

Wake me from the dead when this Railway finally opens....if it ever does !

As long as there are strict and long passport and customs checks at Lao and Chinese borders a Hi Speed train makes no sense ...or will this train be only one wagon?

 

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20 hours ago, webfact said:

The Chinese State Councilor asserted that the "economic corridor" connecting China, Laos, and Thailand will promote logistics, trade, and economic development.

make the transport of Chinese troops, artillery, tanks, and supplies through the countries far simpler, and far faster than now.

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42 minutes ago, AhFarangJa said:

make the transport of Chinese troops, artillery, tanks, and supplies through the countries far simpler, and far faster than now.

Thailand just 85 miles from China border----- do you think need a high speed train for that.....

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54 minutes ago, sanuk711 said:

Thailand just 85 miles from China border----- do you think need a high speed train for that.....

Well said. Some people seem to believe China thinks like warmongering west. There is no basis for that. 

 

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4 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

Thailand just 85 miles from China border----- do you think need a high speed train for that.....

Beijing is around 2500km from the Thai border. I suppose they could install a bicycle path but a high speed train would be rather more effective.

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On 7/7/2022 at 1:38 PM, webfact said:

The government stressed its commitment to the project following a meeting between Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha and Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi this week.

A flea in Prayuts ear must have worked... this was no pleasantry meeting, it was  a "what the hell is going on meeting" !!

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On 7/7/2022 at 7:22 PM, trainman34014 said:

Wake me from the dead when this Railway finally opens....if it ever does !

China will get it done, if it wants to get it done. The question is, at what price to Thailand? Thailand will undoubtedly fail its obligations as it always does and China is perhaps banking on that?

 

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Talking of High Speed trains.......what happened to the much vaunted high speed link between Bangkok and Chiang Mai?

 

It was supposed to cut the train time from approx. 10 hours to approx. 3 hours.  Many wooden sleepers were replaced by concrete ones.

 

It was scheduled to open in 2018.

 

Oh, sorry, I forgot - on the 'test run' (or 'runs'?) didn't the carriage or carriages fall off the line?

 

I'm sure this won't happen this time.

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On 7/8/2022 at 7:10 AM, sanuk711 said:

Thailand just 85 miles from China border----- do you think need a high speed train for that.....

Look at another thread "how old are you"...many here were born close to the WW2 period, still think the Thais must call them "master" and invasions are done with trains.

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