Just cruisin’ along

26 Sept 01:42 Key points summarised by AI

Bangkok introduces a new, silent electric boat service on Klong Phadung Krungkasem, offering an environmentally friendly and predictable alternative to congested streets for reaching the old town.
The service connects 11 piers along a 5km route, providing easy access to key areas like Bobae Market, Nang Loeng Market, government buildings, and Thewet, making it ideal for exploring the city.
Currently free during its trial period (with a future 10 baht maximum fare), the 30-minute journey prioritizes safety with limited passenger capacity and allows foldable bicycles, running frequently on weekdays and weekends.
While praised for convenience and safety, some passengers suggest incorporating guided information about the historical sites and local life along the canal to enhance the tourism experience.

Warning against eating fish, using water from Song, Rangsit canals

Yesterday 17:42 Key points summarised by AI

The Pollution Control Department has issued a public warning advising against eating fish from Song and Rangsit canals in Pathum Thani province and recommends avoiding contact with the canal water.
Tests revealed zero dissolved oxygen in Song Canal, accounting for the mass fish deaths, while Rangsit Canal also showed critically low oxygen levels, prompting ongoing analysis for organic substances, bacteria, and heavy metals.