SRT board resigns on strike

By The Nation

The State Railway of Thailand's board of directors on Monday announced the resignation to show responsibility for the strike last week which has caused troubles to the public and generated over Bt60 million in losses.

Chaired by Somsak Boonthong, the board said that the SRT labour union's decision to join the People's Alliance for Democracy's anti-government protest has troubled commuters. The board said such participation is not right.

SRT Governor Yuthana Thapcharoen was in Nakhon Sawan and Kaeng Khoi, Nakhon Ratchasima on Sunday to convince the labour union to resume the operations of at least 40-50 trips. Yuthana remains in Kaeng Khoi today as the union still block the main station with 7 locomotives. He is convinced that by today's end, some rails should be open.

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SRT board resigns on strike

The State Railway of Thailand's board of directors on Monday announced the resignation to show responsibility for the strike last week which has caused troubles to the public and generated over Bt60 million in losses.

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