Suvarnabhumi Denies Staff Searched Passenger's Bag Amid New Rules Concern
Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok has denied that its staff searched a passenger's luggage following a complaint, amidst growing concerns over new regulations effective October 16th that allow checked baggage to be inspected without the owner present.
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