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Bangkok Orange Line West Section Progresses to 38.50%

Matichon Online One source

The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand reports that the western section of the Orange Line is now 38.50% complete, utilizing advanced construction techniques to minimize traffic disruption.

The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) has provided an update on the construction progress of the western section of the Orange Line, confirming that the project has reached 38.50% completion. According to reports from Matichon Online, the construction team is currently employing a 'Pipe Roof' method for the development of the Democracy Monument station. This specialized engineering technique is designed to provide structural support while significantly reducing the impact on surface traffic in the surrounding area. For residents and commuters in Bangkok, this progress marks a steady advancement toward the eventual expansion of the city's rail network. While the use of the Pipe Roof method aims to mitigate daily congestion, travelers in the vicinity of the construction site should continue to anticipate localized traffic adjustments as work proceeds. The MRTA has not yet provided a finalized timeline for the completion of the entire western section, and further updates regarding station openings and operational schedules remain to be confirmed. The project remains a key component of the city's long-term infrastructure strategy to improve urban mobility.