State Railway of Thailand Announces Temporary Closure of Kanchanaburi Line
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has suspended train services between Tha Kilen and Nam Tok stations in Kanchanaburi province.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has officially announced a temporary suspension of train operations on the Kanchanaburi line, specifically affecting the section between Tha Kilen station and Nam Tok station. According to a report by Thai Post, this service disruption is currently in effect.
For residents and tourists planning to travel in the Kanchanaburi region, this closure impacts access to popular destinations along the historic Death Railway route. Travelers who rely on the train to reach the Nam Tok area—a common stop for those visiting the Sai Yok district—should anticipate potential travel delays or the need to arrange alternative transportation methods, such as buses or private taxis, to complete their journey.
At this time, the SRT has not provided a specific timeline for when the tracks will reopen or the exact cause necessitating the closure. Passengers are advised to monitor official announcements from the State Railway of Thailand or contact their local station for the most current updates regarding service restoration. It remains to be confirmed how long this disruption will persist and whether shuttle services will be provided to bridge the gap between the affected stations.