Minister tells Thai Airways to keep cargo moving and expects 8,000 bags cleared by Oct 2部长指示泰国航空公司保持货物运输畅通，预计到10月2日将清关8000件行李。
BANGKOK: Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn on Wednesday (Sept 30) told Thai Airways International to keep cargo services operating despite staff shortages and expressed confidence that its baggage backlog at Suvarnabhumi Airport would be cleared by Friday (Oct 2).
BANGKOK: Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn on Wednesday (Sept 30) told Thai Airways International to keep cargo services operating despite staff shortages and expressed confidence that its baggage backlog at Suvarnabhumi Airport would be cleared by Friday (Oct 2).
About 8,000 bags remain awaiting delivery, Phiphat said. Thai Airways chief executive Chai Eamsiri outlined a separate recovery timetable for flights, saying normal operations should resume within seven days.
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曼谷：泰国副总理兼交通部长皮帕·拉差吉帕卡恩周三（9月30日）指示泰国国际航空公司，尽管人手短缺，仍要保持货运服务运营，并表示有信心在周五（10月2日）之前清理素万那普机场的行李积压。
皮帕特表示，目前仍有约8000件行李等待运送。泰国航空首席执行官柴·伊姆西里则概述了航班恢复的单独时间表，称正常运营应在七天内恢复。
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