The train&rsquo;s driver decided to cancel the trip out of Chiang Mai after finding the railway tracks in Phichit&rsquo;s Muang district were under more than 25 centimetres of flood water. 
	More than 500 passengers had to switch to the buses.

Train services come to a halt

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