Thailand to Receive 13 More Second-Hand Japanese Trains
Thailand's State Railway is set to receive 13 more second-hand trains from Japan. This move is seen as part of Thailand's ongoing efforts to expand its rail infrastructure. Further details on the train types and delivery schedule are pending.
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