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Ministry warns travellers to brace for chaos

A huge number of travellers are expected to take to the roads and the air during the New Year holidays, and today is expected to be the busiest, the Transport Ministry says.

Mounted police patrol the Mor Chit bus terminal yesterday after Metropolitan Police launched a New Year holiday crime blitz. PATTANAPONG HIRUNARD

Deputy Transport Minister Prasert Chanruangthong said the peak of the holiday traffic will be today, the last working day of the year.

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  • jck

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    Discussion 1 : 28 Dec 2012 at 10.281

    So AOT will make air travel more orderly during the holiday period but only up to Jan 5. Why can't this approach be adopted year round?

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