The operator of the skytrain has approached City Hall with a plan to add another 38 kilometres to the mass transit Green Line. The chief executive officer of Bangkok Mass Transit System Corp (BTS), Keeree Kanchanapas, said his company was willing to invest in the building of rail and civil engineering work in exchange for the concession to run the line. The 23.7km Green Line runs from Mor Chit to Onnuj and from National Stadium to Wong Wian Yai. (Bangkok Post)
BTS offers to invest in green line
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