State Railway of Thailand Adjusts Eastern Line Operations Due to Flooding
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) continues to modify schedules for eight train services on the Eastern Line as water levels remain high in certain areas.
According to the Thailand Government Public Relations Department, the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is maintaining adjustments to its Eastern Line operations. As of September 29, 2026, eight train services remain affected by ongoing flooding conditions.
While water levels have begun to recede slightly in some locations, the SRT reports that levels remain largely stagnant in others, necessitating continued schedule modifications to ensure operational safety. These adjustments are intended to manage the impact of the current environmental conditions on rail infrastructure.
For travelers and residents who rely on the Eastern Line, these service changes may result in delays or altered routes. It is recommended that passengers check for the latest updates directly through official SRT channels before planning their travel, as the situation remains fluid. The railway authority has not yet provided a specific timeline for when full service will be restored, as they continue to monitor water levels across the affected sections of the track. Travelers should remain prepared for potential schedule shifts until the situation is fully resolved.
