The government is expediting measures to facilitate public travel by connecting with public transportation systems, adjusting the Eastern Railway Line service for eight trains after water levels remain stable and have slightly decreased in some areas. Travelers are advised to check routes by calling 1690, available 24 hours a day.
On 29 September 2026, Ms. Ploytale Laksameesangchan, Deputy Spokesperson of the Prime Minister's Office, stated that due to flooding along several sections of the Eastern Railway Line, including inner Bangkok areas still affected by some floodwaters, the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has revised the Eastern Line train schedules to facilitate public connectivity with other transportation systems.
. On 29 September 2026, the start and end stations of eight trains were changed from Bangkok (Hua Lamphong) Station to Ban Thap Chang Station as follows:
Morning trips for passengers traveling into Bangkok include four trains:
1. Train No. 372 operating between Prachinburi and Ban Thap Chang.
2. Train No. 380 operating between Chachoengsao and Ban Thap Chang.
3. Train No. 384 operating between Chachoengsao and Ban Thap Chang.
4. Train No. 388 operating between Chachoengsao and Ban Thap Chang.
Evening trips for passengers departing from Bangko k include four trains:
1. Train No. 371 operating between Ban Thap Chang and Prachinburi.
2. Train No. 379 operating between Ban Thap Chang and Chachoengsao.
3. Train No. 383 operating between Ban Thap Chang and Chachoengsao.
4. Train No. 391 operating between Ban Thap Chang and Chachoengsao.
"The government has instructed the SRT to closely monitor the situation, assess track conditions, and adjust train operations appropriately to ensure convenience and passenger safety. Passengers can check routes and monitor train status at https://ttsview.railway.co.th/v3/incident/easternLineFlood or inquire further at the customer service center by calling 1690, available 24 hours a day."