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 Suvarnabhumi Airport: Zone 2 Parking Lot at Airport Closed off by Armed Men
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Lagt på d. 01/10-2010 17:27
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UPDATE : 1 October 2010 The first floor of Zone 2 parking lot at the Suvarnabhumi Airport has been closed off by armed men who arrived at around 4 A.M. this morning. The problem stems from a concession dispute after a new concessionaire won the rights to manage the parking lot, but the previous concessionaire refuses to vacate the premises. Around 40 armed men dressed in black took over the parking lot early this morning and closed it down. Police are on the scene and are reportedly negotiating with the perpetrators. Airport officials, however, insist that airport services are open for business as usual. Passengers are advised to avoid the Zone 2 parking lot. http://www.thaila...ID=1035532 Airport Parking Lot Reopens, But Armed Men Still Present UPDATE : 1 October 2010 Reports indicate that the Zone 2 parking lot at the Suvarnabhumi Airport has reopened. However, the 40 armed men who reportedly took over the area are still present. http://www.thaila...ID=1035535 |
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| Payanak |
Lagt på d. 01/10-2010 18:17
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Lagt på d. 01/10-2010 18:54
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Lidt vildt at sende 40 bevæbnede mænd ind, hvis man er ved at miste sin forretningsmulighed... Der må være mange penge i den forretning, hvis man hyrer så mange af den slags for at forsøge at beskytte sin forretning. Hilsen, Robert |
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Lagt på d. 01/10-2010 19:59
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Parkeringsområdet er genåbnet.. men stadig 40 bevæbnet sortklædte mænd tilstede i en international lufthavn ! Hvor er antiterrorkorpset, militæret ? Hvad fanden forgår der ?? Åh.. King Power og Newin Chidchob....... Amazing Banana Republic !  [img]http://tonyhedges.com/images/newin01.jpg[/img] is not a valid Image. The new concessionaire that was to take over the car park were awarded the concession by the AoT Revenue Committee who did so without informing the Board of Directors. Suvarnabhumi airport director Niran Theeranartsin approved the award. However, the AoT Board Chairman, Piyapan Champasut pointed out that the proposed contract with Pangram would have a lifespan of 15 years, when all concessions issued by the AoT that exceed five years needed to have board approval. OK, On monday, the board ordered Suvarnabhumi airport director Niran Theeranartsin and Don Mueang airport chief Aniroot Thanomkulaboot to swap jobs. The changes were made to pave the way for an investigation into alleged irregularities involving a plan to allow Pangrum Retail Co to turn Suvarnabhumi's long-term parking lot into a commercial development named Suvarnabhumi Square. And then, Transport Minister Sohpon Zarum got involved, and complained about Airports of Thailand Plc keeping him in the dark about major management changes and its operational plans. A Transport Ministry source said the minister was unhappy with the board's decision to move Mr Nirand from Suvarnabhumi. So it would appear the interested party most concerned with going ahead with the concession would be the Bhumjaithai Party, Redigeret af Trutidutten d. 01/10-2010 20:32 |
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Lagt på d. 01/10-2010 20:53
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Update : [img]http://www.nationmultimedia.com/home/2010/10/02/national/images/30139178-01.jpg[/img] is not a valid Image. The Airports of Thailand (AOT) will take stringent measures to avoid incidents such as protests or conflicts at the airport so the operations are smooth and passengers easily facilitated. Passengers were inconvenienced early yesterday morning because they were unable to access the carpark in towers II and III. The carparks were taken over by 100 men in black, who stopped staff from doling out tickets and prohibited them from letting any cars out. By 7am, both carparks resumed operations after the Suvarnabhumi Airport administration and the parking management settled the problem. AOT has filed a police complaint to ensure security of the airport, though the country's image has already been damaged in the eyes of the visitors. Flying Officer Narong Thanutchangseang, deputy director for operation of the Suvarnbhumi Airport, said the company had called a meeting with the carpark operator on October 11. At the meeting, AOT will discuss whether it should extend the contract with the parking firm and whether it should demand that the services be improved. http://www.nation...39178.html |
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Lagt på d. 02/10-2010 15:15
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Bagagebånds skandalen hvor et udenlandsk selskab nævnte at de havde betalt så meget i korruption for at få kontrakten, at de ikke kunne tjene penge på det, hvilke fik politikkerne til at true med at de skulle fjerne hele bagagebåndet, hvis det ikke virkede første gang, afprøvningen af bagagebåndet blev da vist live på thai tv. og King power utrolig lange kontrakt, længe inden man gik i gang med byggeriet, er bare nogle af de sager man hurtigt kan nævne, derudover kommer taximafiaen, og de gule der lammede lufthavnen. det virker som endnu en sag, i lang række af skandaler i Suvarnabhumi Airport, hvor alle åbenbart skal spinde guld, Lufthavnssagaen skal nok forsætte i mange år i nu. AoT orders firm to end dispute after car park seizure Published: 2/10/2010 at 12:00 AM http://www.bangko...ure/page-2 / Airports of Thailand Plc has given the firm handling its parking services until Oct 11 to settle a dispute that it says led to the brief seizure of Suvarnabhumi airport's car parks by armed men. About 200 men dressed in black blocked the entrances and exits to the airport's parking lot buildings at 4am yesterday. The men also seized ticket booths and collected fees from visiting motorists. The group dispersed after an hour. AoT president Serirat Prasutanond said the incident was tied to an internal conflict at Parking Management Co, which is contracted to operate the airport's parking space, covering a total of 160,000 square metres, for five years, from April 1 of this year to March 31, 2015. An internal dispute has arisen at the highest levels of the company after one of its directors, identified as Thas Pojpraphan, allegedly complained about an illegal change to the registration of the company's authorised directors. AoT has given Parking Management Co until Oct 11 to settle its internal dispute or risk having the Suvarnabhumi contract scrapped. Meanwhile, AoT officials will investigate further to determine whether the contract is viable. Transport Minister Sohpon Zarum backed the AoT, saying if the firm was unable to resolve the dispute, the contract should be terminated. The terms of the contract require the company to give 75% of its gross income to AoT every month, and the minimum guaranteed payment is 15.5 million baht. The company must also place a contract guarantee worth about 120 million baht and a guarantee for the lease of the parking space worth 19.2 million baht with AoT. Parking Management Co has reportedly failed to install a system to manage the collection of parking fees, which it was contractually obliged to do by June. It remained unclear how the internal rift at the company led to the brief seizure of the parking lots. The AoT president and the transport minister said the situation at the parking lots did not impact passengers seriously but was harmful to the airport's reputation. Airport security officials and police were sent to secure the airport at 5pm to prevent any attempt to seal off the parking lots again. |
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