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36 minutes ago, webfact said:

However, in light of the circumstances and considering the needs of the elderly and small children, the Immigration Bureau has decided to allow these individuals to stay at nearby accommodations arranged and supervised by the airlines. 

Nice move by immigration.

Well done at a stressful time.

Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

Pol Maj Gen Choengron Rimpadee, the airport's immigration police commander, said under normal circumstances, passengers would be required to remain within the airport premises due to their passports already being stamped for departure.

 

However, in light of the circumstances and considering the needs of the elderly and small children, the Immigration Bureau has decided to allow these individuals to stay at nearby accommodations arranged and supervised by the airlines. 

 

Passengers have also been given the option to remain at the airport if they prefer to keep their passports and avoid the hassle of undergoing the immigration process again once new flights are scheduled.

Common sense prevails, who'd have thought

Posted
8 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

Nice move by immigration.

Well done at a stressful time.

You wouldn't get favorable treatment at Tel Aviv airport regardless how stressful it may be.

Posted
19 minutes ago, Letseng said:

You wouldn't get favorable treatment at Tel Aviv airport regardless how stressful it may be.

Antisemitism much? Please state what are you actually trying to say. 

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