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Bangkok Railway Station placed under close watch for drug trafficking 

 

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BANGKOK: -- Bangkok Railway Station was today placed under close surveillance for drug trafficking in another effort to stop the smuggling of drugs on trains to Bangkok from the North and Northeast.

 

 A combined force of over a hundred of narcotic suppression police, railway police and metropolitan police took part in the operation at Bangkok Railway Station or Hua Lampong this morning.

 

Accompanied by sniffing dogs, the operation today focussed on passengers travelling into Bangkok by trains from the North and Northeast routes.

 

However no drugs were found at the random check on passengers and their travel bags and suitcases.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/bangkok-railway-station-placed-close-watch-drug-trafficking/

 
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" A combined force of over a hundred of narcotic suppression police, railway police and metropolitan police took part in the operation at Bangkok Railway Station or Hua Lampong this morning."

 If like other crackdowns we have witnessed, perhaps safe to assume business was "back to normal" by lunch.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

Accompanied by sniffing dogs, the operation today focussed on passengers travelling into Bangkok by trains from the North and Northeast routes.

 

However no drugs were found at the random check on passengers and their travel bags and suitcases.

Did they alight at Bang Sue or Makkasan??

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