+ Follow Skytrain Tag
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[Title] => Infracorp plans to start Skytrain works in H2
[Summary] => Infracorp Development Inc., the infrastructure company of tycoon Andrew Tan’s Alliance Global Group Inc. (AGI), is looking to begin construction of its two-kilometer Skytrain monorail project by the second half.
[DatePublished] => 2020-03-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => WATCH: Palace confirms DOTr approved Skytrain proposal for Makati-BGC
[Summary] => Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque on Tuesday announced that the Department of Transportation has approved the proposal to build a monorail project connecting the business districts Makati City to Bonifacio Global City.
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[Title] => Small blasts rattle Bangkok mall shoppers
[Summary] => Two explosions at a transit hub near major downtown shopping malls in the Thai capital on Sunday night were caused by small improvised explosive devices, but no one was hurt and damage was minor, police said.
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[Title] => Thai Prime Minister: No early elections until violence ends
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[Title] => To market, to market
[Summary] => To the inveterate shopper, Bangkok means Jatujak (sometimes called "Chakatak" or, appropriately, "Shock Attack"), the sprawling mecca of bargain hunting, the mother of all tiangges, the weekend market with an infinite number of stalls where you can find anything–from clothes to antiques, sunglasses to sarongs, flipflops to windchimes, rubber shoes to pickled chilies–and all the dangling earrings your little heart desires. It seemed a matter of course that, flying in to Bangkok on a Sunday, I would immediately make my way to Jatujak.
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[Title] => Urban tales
[Summary] => It took us an hour and 20 minutes to travel 8.4 kilometers. On one spot we were immobile for 22 minutes, as Sathorn Road became a virtual parking lot–four lanes of cars, buses and trucks bumper to bumper, all with engines idling and drivers helplessly stuck.
That’s Bangkok at mid-afternoon on a Monday. Unlike in Manila, there were no roadworks or accidents or stalled cars to cause the snarl. That’s just the way it is on Bangkok streets, said our taxi driver, who showed his frustration by constantly fiddling with the channel select button on his radio.
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Skytrain
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That’s Bangkok at mid-afternoon on a Monday. Unlike in Manila, there were no roadworks or accidents or stalled cars to cause the snarl. That’s just the way it is on Bangkok streets, said our taxi driver, who showed his frustration by constantly fiddling with the channel select button on his radio.
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February 2, 2015 - 9:06am
