Thailand Portalen (version 2004)

Oprettet af Trutidutten d. 01/10-2010 19:59

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

Oprettet af Trutidutten d. 01/10-2010 20:53

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