According to Thai media news, on April 11, the person in charge of Thailand's Bangkok Transportation Company revealed that on April 10, the total number of round-trip tourists exceeded 104,727, of which 58,088 were returning passengers, with 3,531 bus trips, and 46,639 returning passengers, with 3,235 bus trips.
The official said that the cumulative number of round-trip tourists on April 9 reached 89,575. Of these, 47,897 returned passengers with 3,282 bus trips, while 41,678 returned passengers with 3,143 bus trips. At the same time, 80,000 passengers are expected to return to their hometowns on April 11, with more than 4,300 bus trips.
At present, the operating company has been coordinated to bring in non-scheduled vehicles to assist in transportation to meet the needs of passengers, and sufficient staff and volunteers have been arranged to be distributed at various points to facilitate the return of passengers during Songkran Festival.
In addition, he further said that in order to ensure the convenience and safety of travel, he hopes that the majority of passengers will choose to go to the designated bus points to take taxis and buses, and resolutely refuse the invitation of vehicles outside the designated points to prevent being deceived.