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Thailand: Several shops to be opened in Silom underground train station.
(From Thai Press Reports)
Section: General News - Tetro Mall Development Company Limited is planning to open up several stores around SILOM underground train station ahead of schedule. The actual opening date is September 9th.
Mr. Napat Charoenkul, the Managing Director of Tetro Mall Development, revealed that the company will start to open about 20 stores in the Silom underground train ...
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