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Bangkok sinkhole repair on track, Samsen Road reopens October 9
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Bangkok officials are scrambling to stabilise the area near Samsen Police Station and Vajira Hospital after a massive sinkhole opened up late last month, disrupting traffic and healthcare services.
The soil subsidence affected an under-construction subway tunnel and forced road closures along a stretch of Samsen Road.
The BMA expects to fully reopen Samsen Road to traffic on October 9.
The sinkhole has been filled with sand, and workers have installed temporary supports beneath Samsen Police Station to stabilise the foundation.
Vajira Hospital, located directly in front of the affected road section, is slowly returning to normal.