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Don Mueang Airport to Replace Handheld Metal Detectors With Pat-Down Checks From November 1st
Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok will cease the use of handheld metal detectors for secondary screening from November 1st, 2026, transitioning to manual pat-down checks for passengers after they pass through walk-through metal detectors or body scanners, aiming to enhance aviation security.
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