October 23, 2025Oct 23 Corruption Allegation: Seized Items at Bangkok Airport End Up on Facebook Marketplace A Thai traveller claimed that her confiscated pocket knife from Suvarnabhumi Airport later appeared for sale online, sparking corruption allegations against airport staff. The item, taken during a security check, was found listed on Facebook through groups known for selling seized goods. The woman demanded explanations from both the airport and Airports of Thailand (AOT) regarding the chain of custody for confiscated belongings. Officials have faced scrutiny over how seized items are managed and whether employees may be profiting from them. The incident has raised broader concerns about transparency and oversight at Thailand’s busiest international airport.
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