Royal Thai Army Deployed to Suvarnabhumi Airport After Baggage Chaos Gets the Better of Exhausted Staff
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"Big Duly," the Minister of Defense, led troops to help move stranded luggage at Suvarnabhumi Airport. He declared that if military units are near any area, they can immediately request assistance. He also affirmed that troops will continue to assist with the flood relief efforts.
Royal Thai Army deployed to Suvarnabhumi Airport after baggage chaos gets the better of exhausted staff
Troops are sent into Suvarnabhumi as floods cripple Thai Airways baggage handling. Passengers wait up to six hours while others fly without their bags, while exhausted crews battle a backlog officials warn could take another two to three days to clear.
At 8:05 AM on September 28th at Government House, Lieutenant General Adul Boonthamcharoen, Minister of Defence, spoke about deploying troops to assist flood victims.
The Minister of Defense is preparing to deploy troops to help move luggage that fell near Suvarnabhumi Airport. He emphasized that people can immediately call and request assistance from the nearest military unit. The Minister of Interior revealed that the overall situation is good, and if the weather forecast is correct, the water level will recede. Lieutenant General Adul Boonthamcharoen, Minister of Defense, spoke about deploying troops to as…
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