BANGKOK, Nov 12 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): A 5.5-billion-baht (RM770 million) plan to join up Bangkok’s water transport network with roads and rail stations and free the city from paralysing traffic congestion was unveiled by the government.
The W-Map project will develop 40 connecting points between boat stops and the capital’s roads and railways to boost water transport in Greater Bangkok, Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning Office (TPPO) chief Panya Chupanich said.
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