The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has adjusted operations for eight Eastern Line train services on September 28, 2026, as flooding continues to affect some sections of the railway network, including parts of inner Bangkok, while water levels in other areas have begun to recede.

To help passengers connect with other public transport services, the SRT has temporarily changed the origin and destination of eight trains from Bangkok (Hua Lamphong) Station to Ban Thap Chang Station.

Morning services toward Bangkok:

• Train No. 372: Prachin Buri – Ban Thap Chang

• Train No. 380: Chachoengsao – Ban Thap Chang

• Train No. 384: Chachoengsao – Ban Thap Chang

• Train No. 388: Chachoengsao – Ban Thap Chang

Evening services departing Bangkok:

• Train No. 371: Ban Thap Chang – Prachin Buri

• Train No. 379: Ban Thap Chang – Chachoengsao

• Train No. 383: Ban Thap Chang – Chachoengsao

• Train No. 391: Ban Thap Chang – Chachoengsao

The SRT apologized for the inconvenience and said it will continue to closely monitor flood conditions, assess track safety, and adjust services as necessary to ensure passenger convenience and safety.

Passengers can check routes and train operating status at:

https://ttsview.railway.co.th/v3/incident/easternLineFlood

For further information, contact the SRT Call Center 1690, available 24 hours a day.

Source:  NBT World