Thailand Scraps 'Land Bridge' Mega-Project, Shifts to 'Missing Link' Concept
The Thai government has announced the cancellation of the 1 trillion baht 'Land Bridge' mega-project, opting instead to pursue the 'Missing Link' concept. While citing economic viability and investment risks for the cancellation, concerns remain regarding the alternative proposal.
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