Bangkok's Vajira Hospital reopens fully, Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand pushes on with Samsen Road repair


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BANGKOK: Vajira Hospital reopened its outpatient department in full on Friday (Sept 26), treating 1,500 patients on its first day back in operation, as efforts to restore normal traffic flow on Samsen Road continued.

Thienchai Wongsuwan, director of the Dusit district office, gave an update on the Samsen Road subsidence in Bangkok, noting that the hospital and Samsen Police Station had coordinated with relevant agencies to manage traffic in the area.

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