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12th train derailment today

PHRAE: -- A maintenance train carriage derailed Wednesday morning in Phrae province, causing disruption on train services to the northern routes.


This is the 12th derailment in this year.

The accident took place at 8am in Denchai district, near the Kaengluang-Pakpan train station. The train carried stones to the point where a derailment took place last month and injured a number of passengers.

The State Railway of Thailand expects all train services to resume within 5pm today.

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-- The Nation 2013-09-04

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Remember the over loaded truck scam, where trucks could buy a 3 day 'license' from the Highway police that ensured they would not be weighed.

Perhaps there's similar happening.

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I am officially scared of all means of transportation in Thailand. Until this year at least I had the trains.

buses are not to proper specs and are top heavy

vans have madmen at the wheel

taxis will beat you for a nickel

motortaxis have you hanging on for dear life

now trains are tipping over.........w00t.gif

p.s. boats are known to crash/sink

... as are planes.

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...And another one.

We're almost to the point it doesn't need reporting anymore. We can just wake up in the morning and ask ourselves, 'I wonder how the derailment went today?'.

As sure as the sun will come up in the morning.

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wonder when it will get on the list of Hubs ?

Thailand Hub for derailments, must be well up there by this time

Do you mean this HUB

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I am officially scared of all means of transportation in Thailand.  Until this year at least I had the trains.

 

buses are not to proper specs and are top heavy

vans have madmen at the wheel

taxis will beat you for a nickel

motortaxis have you hanging on for dear life

now trains are tipping over.........Posted Image

 

 

p.s. boats are known to crash/sink

Rollerskates or jetpacks seem the way to go.

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Thailand the whole world is laughing at you. Close the bloody thing and fix it. It is very obvious that it is broken and doesn't work and if you can't see that then you definitely don't deserve to be part of the global community. If all your engineers bought their degrees at university and are just simply dimwits then save some face and hire a few external ones who can fix it for you.

Chew faster people we need more gum.

Chooka, with the Thais attitude to themselves and that the rest of the world doesn't really exist and certainly doesn't matter do you think they don't realise that this does get reported outside of the country in travel publications, on TV travel shows and the like or just don't care.

Don't worry TAT will kiss it all better.

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All will be fixed when they put the high speed trains in ....

Well, one line, anyway. Bad luck about all the other lines. They'll have to wait until the country can save up another 2.2 trillion baht.

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Of derailments, maintenance and Thainess, etc.

Maintenance = according to Thainess. Only after something is broken and it's absolutely necessary to save face

Derailments = a component of Thainess

Selective justice = see above

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I am officially scared of all means of transportation in Thailand. Until this year at least I had the trains.

buses are not to proper specs and are top heavy

vans have madmen at the wheel

taxis will beat you for a nickel

motortaxis have you hanging on for dear life

now trains are tipping over.........w00t.gif

p.s. boats are known to crash/sink

Rollerskates or jetpacks seem the way to go.

Sent from my GT-I9003 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

Jetskis?

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