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A depot on World War II’s “Death Railway” has resurfaced from beneath a reservoir in western Thailand, prompting researchers to survey the remnants of Nithe Station.
Kanchanaburi, Thailand
Who
researchers, historians, Martyn Fryer, Andrew Snow, Kitti Laokham, Channarong Noimala, Mick Clarke, Japanese forces, Allied prisoners of war, Asian laborers
What
A depot on World War II’s “Death Railway” has resurfaced from beneath a reservoir in western Thailand, prompting researchers to survey the remnants of Nithe Station.
When
Tue, 16 Jun 2026 11:40:13 GMT · 2h 23m ago
Where
Kanchanaburi, Thailand ·
Why
The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand recently drained the reservoir at Vajiralongkorn Dam for maintenance, revealing the station.
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How this affects you
The resurfacing of Nithe Station provides a unique and time-sensitive opportunity for historians and researchers to study artifacts and verify details about the infamous "Death Railway," which was built by POWs and laborers during WWII under brutal conditions. This event may deepen understanding of this critical historical period and honor those who suffered.
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