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Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi finds no airport role in passenger’s opened-baggage complaint

BANGKOK: Suvarnabhumi Airport has found no evidence that its security screening staff opened a passenger's checked baggage after a complaint raised concerns over a new rule allowing bags to be inspected without their owners present.

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BANGKOK: Suvarnabhumi Airport has found no evidence that its security screening staff opened a passenger’s checked baggage after a complaint raised concerns over a new rule allowing bags to be inspected without their owners present.

The airport investigated after the Facebook page “Benz pa pai Journey” reported on Monday (Oct 19) that a passenger’s baggage showed signs of having been opened and searched.

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