In the vibrant cityscape of Bangkok, where the hustle and bustle never seems to cease, the MRT Pink Line once again drums its rhythmic transportation symphony. After a brief interruption for repairs, the line is back in service, stretching its metallic arms from Government Complex Station (PK01) all the way to Talad Minburi Station (PK29). However, passengers might notice a small gap in the harmonyâMinburi Station (PK30) remains out of tune as it undergoes crucial repairs to its running beam joint cover. But worry not, the tracks open their gates from the early morning hour of 6 until the clock strikes midnight, with trains pulling into stations every ten minutes to whisk commuters efficiently to their destinations. The resonant decision to resume services, albeit partially, follows vigorous assessments by Thailand’s Ministry of Transport, Department of Rail Transport, the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA), and the Northern Bangkok Monorail…









