The company earlier announced its boat transport service would be halted until November 7. By the new date, the suspension will have lasted three weeks, costing the firm an estimated Bt10 million in income. The company assisted the Royal Thai Navy&rsquo;s evacuation of Siriraj Hospital patients to Klong Toei Port and the Royal Thai Naval Academy in Samut Prakan. 
	In related news, Transport Co Ltd yesterday said its bus service would remain open at the Mor Chit2 Bus Terminal unless the flood water rose to 50cm. 
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Chao Phraya Express Boat Co Ltd yesterday extended the suspension of its services until November 14.

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