Thailand's Pink Line suspends services at five stations due to power issue

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BANGKOK: The Pink Line services was suspended at five stations from PK01 to PK05 due to a power failure, as free shuttle buses were provided for passengers.

The Northern Bangkok Monorail Co Ltd (NBM) suspended operations on its Pink Line electric railway at five stations until further notice due to a power problem, the company announced on Sunday (Sept 14).

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