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Yellow Line extension passes EIA report hurdle


Yellow Line extension passes EIA report hurdle
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27 Jan 2021 at 06:11
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The proposed extension of the MRT Yellow Line between Ratchadaphisek and Ratchayothin intersections has passed its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob said the project s EIA report was approved by the National Environmental Board (NEB) on Tuesday.
The extension is expected to benefit commuters by providing a connection from the Yellow Line which will link Lat Phrao in Bangkok and Samrong in Samut Prakan to the city s other electric train lines, namely the Blue and Green lines, the Airport Rail Link, as well as the Orange Line, which is currently under construction. ....

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Ministry, AIS tackle e-waste


Mr Somchai, right, and Mr Varawut promoting the joint e-waste efforts.
Advanced Info Service (AIS), the country s largest mobile operator by subscribers, has partnered with the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry to support e-waste drop points and build public awareness of the proper disposal of e-waste.
The cooperation, which forms part of AIS s Thais Say No to E-Waste programme, will see e-waste drop points at the ministry s provincial offices across the country and representatives from the Natural Resources and the Environmental Protection Volunteer Network deployed to communicate with locals about the best ways to dispose of e-waste.
Natural Resources and Environment Minister Varawut Silpa-archa said Thailand generates over 400,000 tonnes of electronic waste per year, but only 500 tonnes of that is collected and disposed of correctly. ....

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