Bangkok's Sinkhole Blues: A Cautionary Tale for Asia's Rapid Transit Plans The recent water seepage causing a sinkhole in Bangkok's subway work site has sent shockwaves through the city, evacuating 60 people from nearby buildings and closing a section of Prajadhipok Road.
Authorities responded swiftly to contain the damage. The incident highlights the perils of building high speed transport systems without adequate safety measures.
The Purple Line construction, plagued by subsidence issues in the past, has once again raised concerns about Asia's rapid transit plans.