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	The 26-kilometre line is part of the State Railway of Thailand (SRT)&rsquo;s Red Line Mass Transit System Project.</div>
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	The Japanese government gave the nod to JICA to provide the loan on February 10, 2015.</div>
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Finance Ministry gets nod to seek loan from JICA

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Finance Ministry gets nod to seek loan from JICA

THE CABINET has granted permission to the Finance Ministry to secure another 38.203-billion Japanese yen (around Bt10 billion) loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in order to continue with the construction of the second phase of th

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