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SRT board may resign en masse
State Railway of Thailand board chairman Somsak Boonthong said the board is considering to resign en masse to take responsibility for the work stoppage by the SRT staff.
He said the board could not answer the public espeially low income people who have to suffer after the railway workers who are members of the state enterprise union took leave to join the protest of the People's Alliance for Democracy.
He said he was discussing in person to each board member and would have the answer within two days if they would resign all together
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