BMTA's Suan Siam Depot Undergoes Major Cleanup After Severe Flooding
The Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) is undertaking a major cleanup operation at its Suan Siam depot, which suffered extensive damage from recent floods. The facility, spanning over 30 rai (approximately 4.8 hectares), was submerged, impacting operations.
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