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Suvarnabhumi to upgrade security after K-fan breach

By Jintamas Saksornchai, Staff Reporter

 

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BANGKOK — Suvarnabhumi International Airport said Wednesday it will spend 20 million baht to step up security after two obsessive fans of a Korean film star impersonated customs employees to sneak into sensitive areas.

 

Fingerprint scanners and new ID cards will be among new security measures an airport official said will be launched next year to prevent a repeat of last week’s incident in which two women were let inside secure areas by two employees to ambush the arriving star.

 

Full Story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/crime-crime/2018/09/19/suvarnabhumi-to-upgrade-security-after-k-fan-breach/

 
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I believe this has been going on for a long time. About two years ago, I was on a TG flight from Incheon in business class with some famous Korean boy band who were traveling to BKK for a concert. Ignorant me as I wouldn’t know who they were, but even the FAs were getting autographs during the flight. When we arrived, at least a dozen young girls with badges were all waiting at the exit of the jetway, all shrieking, taking photos, and trying to shake hands. I asked myself at the time: now how is it that all these fans just happened to have arriving flights at precisely the correct time to have access to the arrivals area?

 

Now I know. 

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Honk Kong International airport  is impossible to enter without an up to date electronic smart ID card.

The computer reading your ID let's you in...not the airport security people.

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37 minutes ago, orchidfan said:

Honk Kong International airport  is impossible to enter without an up to date electronic smart ID card.

The computer reading your ID let's you in...not the airport security people.

 

From the article:

Kittipong said the unidentified staff, named as “Piano” and “Sai” in the Instagram posts, could be charged for allowing unauthorized people into a secure area and giving them their ID cards.

So the HK system would still have let them through, unless the now proposed fingerprint ID was required there.

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an airport official said will be launched next year, so all you terrorist,look out you have only 5 months before it will be more difficult to breach security.In the meantime,come and go as you please.

Why not do what every other airport does when there is a possible security breach,tighten up security NOW

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