Thailand's World War II 'death railway' track renovated

Al Jazeera English
Al Jazeera English
  • 8 years ago
Thailand’s so-called death railway has had a facelift. It was built by Japanese forces during World War Two to help them reach India. Tens of thousands of laborers died during construction.

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