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A probe into the spending on a new sign for Bangkok’s recently opened railway hub concluded with a suggestion: spend less. Three weeks after the State Railway of Thailand came under fire for a million-dollar sign do-over at the Bang Sue Grand Station, an internal review resulted in a suggestion…

The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is suspending the controversial change of nameplate for Bang Sue Grand Station while a probe is pending. That's a welcome development, but it's not enough.

The leader of the Thai Civilized Party has asked anti-corruption police to investigate executives of the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) and others over the 33-million baht contract for the new nameplate and logo redesign of Bang Sue Grand Station.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is waiting for more information from the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) about the latter's 33-million-baht contract for a nameplate and logo redesign of Bang Sue Grand Station.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has begun an inquiry into the 33-million-baht contract for a nameplate and logo redesign of Bang Sue Grand Station, a project criticised for being costly and possibly using questionable methods for hiring a contractor.

Days after coming under fire for spending an exorbitant sum to replace a large sign at Bangkok’s new passenger rail hub, the state railway on Tuesday rejected any suggestions of corruption. The state railway on Tuesday afternoon said there was nothing improper about spending THB33.2 million (US$969,000) replace a large…

The Transport Ministry has ordered an investigation into a 33-million-baht contract for a nameplate and logo redesign of Bang Sue Grand Station after concerns were raised about the project's cost.

Railway infrastructure is one of Austria's top priority sectors in achieving carbon neutrality. According to the 2030 Mobility Master Plan developed by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology (BMK), the expansion to an even greater network of public transportation is crucial for the country to reduce its emission output further.

Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand has signed three contracts for project management on the 23.6km extension of the Purple Line metro in Bangkok.

Construction of the Purple Line mass-transit system’s southern section will start later this year after the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRT) signed six contracts with five major construction firms on Friday, the agency said.