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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand:

SRT Red Line Salaya–Nakhon Pathom extension mapped for 2033 opening Thailand’s State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is advancing plans for the Red Line Salaya–Nakhon Pathom extension, a proposed 25.3-kilometre route with a target opening year of 2033. [1]

NAKHON PATHOM — 16 February 2026, A fire broke out at a townhouse in Nakhon Pathom on Tuesday mornin [2]

BANGKOK, Thailand – The Bunditpatanasilpa Institute of Fine Arts, through the College of Dramatic Arts, will host a grand Thai [3]

BANGKOK, Thailand – The Department of Highways (DOH), under the Ministry of Transport, will begin toll collection on Motorway No. (confirmed by 2 sources) [4]

CHIANG RAI – The Meteorological Department forecasts scattered thunderstorms for Northern Thailand, lower Central, and Eastern regions. [5]

Thai woman fatally run over by pickup truck in Nakhon Pathom Victim killed instantly under heavy trailer carrying backhoe A Thai woman [6]

BANGKOK, Thailand – The Department of Highways will begin trial operations on the M81 motorway (Bang Yai – Kanchanabu [7]

Central Thailand civil servant’s vow fulfilled with lucky numbers Devotee returns with lavish offerings after life-changing exam result A civil servant in central Thailand fulfilled a vow to a sacred Buddha statue after passing an exam, crediting hi... [8]

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