Thailand Scraps Land Bridge Project Due to Unprofitability and Environmental Concerns
The Thai government has officially scrapped its ambitious Land Bridge megaproject connecting the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea. The decision was made after multiple working groups cited unprofitability, redundant investment, and significant environmental impacts as key reasons for the cancellation.
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