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PopSecret
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Why are people scared of trains? If you can find your way to LOS in the first place, you can certainly figure out the damn subway line. Now, if you were trying to drive your own car through BKK then I could certainly understand why there are so many questions. But to figure out a single subway line? I don't get it.
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Posted on: 10:06 pm on Dec. 23, 2004
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scobie
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Dotcom.. don't the exit barriers that you pass both the BTS card and MRT card through at the end of a journey show your remaining balance?
They certainly do on mine.
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Posted on: 3:21 am on Dec. 24, 2004
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PussyLover 69
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Report from Bangkok Post dated Monday 30 January 2006 :-
Bangkok subway gets pooch patrol
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Bangkok (dpa) - Bangkok's subway security will be boosted next month by a 12-member squad of bomb experts of the canine variety, officials said Monday.
The Mass Transit Rapid Authority, the state enterprise that oversees the Bangkok subway system, has teamed up with the Royal Thai Army to launch an 17-hour dog patrol for the underground to secure passengers' safety, the Thai News Agency said.
The authority's deputy governor, Ronnachit Yaemsaard, said the 12-member dog squad will begin its underground operations at an unspecified date in February.
The trained pooches will be divided into four groups each day to inspect suspicious objects and detect any explosives in Bangkok's subway stations and inside its underground trains, Ronnachit told the news agency.
"The canine bomb expert squad would be on service everyday from 06 a.m. to 11 p.m., the daily service hours of the underground train," he said.
Ronnachit, however, was quick to add that to date there have been no bomb threats against the subway service although security officers have on occasion discovered "unattended briefcases" that later turned out to have been forgotten by passengers.
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Posted on: 7:59 am on Jan. 30, 2006
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