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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 December 2024
Suvarnabhumi Set for 200,000 Travellers This New Year's Day Picture courtesy: TNA-MCOT Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok is poised to handle over 200,000 passengers on New Year's Day, according to the Airports of Thailand (AOT). As the world prepares to usher in a new year, Thai authorities are meticulously coordinating efforts to ensure a seamless experience for the influx of travellers. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347340-suvarnabhumi-set-for-200000-travellers-this-new-years-day/ -
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Suvarnabhumi Set for 200,000 Travellers This New Year's Day
Picture courtesy: TNA-MCOT Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok is poised to handle over 200,000 passengers on New Year's Day, according to the Airports of Thailand (AOT). As the world prepares to usher in a new year, Thai authorities are meticulously coordinating efforts to ensure a seamless experience for the influx of travellers. With bustling crowds anticipated, Suvarnabhumi Airport's executive team, led by Keerati Kitmanawat, has mobilised resources to offer both security and convenience for departing passengers. This includes setting up Airport Help centres to assist individuals with using the Common Use Self Service and the Common Use Bag Drop systems. Furthermore, passengers are encouraged to register for facial scan biometrics to streamline their journey through the airport. The airport's measures aim to prevent delays and enhance safety. Comprehensive security protocols are in place, with stringent patrols throughout the terminal to maintain order. This collaborative effort involves coordination with government officials, airlines, and various stakeholders to prioritise passengers' safety and experience. Beyond security, Suvarnabhumi is embracing the spirit of the New Year by offering gifts to passengers. Those travelling through the fourth-floor departure terminal can look forward to receiving Travel Kit sets as a token of goodwill. Additionally, complimentary drinks will be available at various spots, adding a touch of warmth and hospitality during transit. Keerati Kitmanawat expressed that Suvarnabhumi Airport is ready to welcome tourists from across the globe with open arms. The airport's broader vision is to elevate its service to meet world-class standards. Within five years, the goal is to rank among the global elite in airport services, a testament to Thailand's commitment to enhancing its infrastructure and service delivery. This influx of passengers reflects a revived enthusiasm for travel, as borders are more open and people are eager to explore. It also marks a significant milestone for Thailand's tourism sector, which is steadily regaining its momentum. As 2024 dawns, both the airport authorities and passengers are hopeful for a prosperous and safe year ahead. The efficient handling of this surge will be crucial, not just for Suvarnabhumi's reputation, but for Thailand's image as a leading tourist destination, reported The Nation. -- 2024-12-28 -
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Khon Kaen Bus Crash Leaves 1 Dead & Dozens Injured During Start of New Year Travel Rush
Lead foot syndrome leading to the scenic route. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 December 2024
Police Pickup Truck Crashes into Lamp Post, Injuring Two A police pickup truck veered off the road and crashed into a roadside lamp post in Cha-Am, Phetchaburi, leaving two people injured, including a senior police officer. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1347346-police-pickup-truck-crashes-into-lamp-post-injuring-two/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 28 December 2024
Suvarnabhumi Tourist Police Catch In-Flight Theft Suspect Picture courtesy: Siam Rath Tourist police successfully apprehended a suspect involved in stealing passengers' belongings during flights. The arrest followed extensive surveillance over the course of a year. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347347-suvarnabhumi-tourist-police-catch-in-flight-theft-suspect/ -
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Suvarnabhumi Tourist Police Catch In-Flight Theft Suspect
Picture courtesy: Siam Rath Tourist police successfully apprehended a suspect involved in stealing passengers' belongings during flights. The arrest followed extensive surveillance over the course of a year. The investigation began in 2024 when multiple victims, both Thai nationals and foreigners, reported thefts while onboard various flights. The stolen items included cash and other valuables. Lieutenant Colonel Seksan Tiraruengrat was tasked with leading an investigative team focusing on suspicious activities linked to in-flight thefts. On 24th December 2024, a significant incident was reported. A passenger flying from Macau to Suvarnabhumi noticed that cash amounting to HKD 45,000 and 20,000 Thai baht went missing from his overhead cabin baggage. Through detailed investigation and evidence collection, the police identified a suspect. A warrant was issued by the Samut Prakan Provincial Court on 26th December 2024 for the arrest on charges of "theft on public transportation at night." Picture courtesy: Siam Rath Acting on this, the police apprehended a 45-year-old Chinese man at Don Mueang Airport, who matched the warrant's description. He was detained and admitted to being the individual recognised in the warrant, without previous arrests for this specific case. The suspect was handed over to the Suvarnabhumi Airport Police Station for further legal proceedings. The Tourism Police urge the public and tourists to report any suspicious activities to the 1155 hotline or at their nearest local tourism police station, assuring their round-the-clock service, reported Siam Rath. -- 2024-12-28 -
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4 Pattaya teenagers arrested for brutally attacking and robbing Belgian man
5 years each... they used a knife in the attack. -
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Police Pickup Truck Crashes into Lamp Post, Injuring Two
Picture from responders. A police pickup truck veered off the road and crashed into a roadside lamp post in Cha-Am, Phetchaburi, leaving two people injured, including a senior police officer. The crash occurred at approximately 16:30 on 27 December along the southbound lane of Phetkasem Road, near kilometre marker 204+100. Officers from Cha-Am Police Station, rescue teams from Sawang Sanphet Foundation, highway rescue personnel, and an EMS unit from Cha-Am Hospital were dispatched to the scene. At the crash site, a badly damaged four-door police pickup truck was found after colliding with a lamp post, which was broken into two pieces. Two injured men were located nearby. The driver was identified as Pol. Lt. Col. Chaowalit Khankarut, Deputy Superintendent of Border Patrol Police Division 14. He suffered chest pain and appeared disoriented, rendering him unable to provide a statement to authorities. A passenger in the vehicle sustained minor injuries but remains unidentified. Both were transported to Cha-Am Hospital for medical treatment. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, with initial reports suggesting that the truck driver lost control before striking the post. -- 2024-12-28
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