Thailand Don Mueang Station’s Escalators and Elevators Fully Operational

In Thailand, Don Mueang station’s escalators and elevators on the Red Line are fully operational after repair and maintenance work, the Department of Rail Transport (DRT) confirmed after an inspection, Thaiger was among outlets to report. All 24 escalators and nine elevators are now in service. Red Line passengers recently voiced frustration over the inconvenience of escalator and elevator malfunctions at various stations, calling for repair. Ongoing repair work at Wat Samianaree, Bang Khen, Lak Hok and Rangsit stations is projected to conclude by the end of the month. Maintenance work at Thung Song Hong, Lak Si and Kheha is scheduled for completion in September. The State Railway of Thailand (SRT), which operates the Red Line, anticipates all work to be completed and fully functional by September. The SRT was directed to carry out regular upkeep to provide safe and convenient services for passengers, reports Bangkok Post.

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