Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok faced significant disruptions on Saturday morning due to a malfunction in its automatic check-in system, resulting in long queues and delayed flights. The issue was eventually resolved, but the incident caused frustration among passengers and raised concerns about the airport’s system reliability. Don Mueang International Airport recognized as one […]
Long queues formed at Suvarnabhumi airport on Wednesday morning after the biometric blacklist system used by the Immigration Bureau broke down. AOT to extend automated check-in at Suvarnabhumi airport from June 1st Pol Maj Gen Choengron Rimpadee said the probklem began at 4.30am, when the biometric blacklist system malfunctioned. This meant a process that normally […]
Key government figures have flatly rejected a much-touted proposal by Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva to end the political impasse. The plan, which requires the resignation of the caretaker government and would likely delay elections for two years, was also met warily by other stakeholders in the political conflict. Read more: Bangkok Post
BANGKOK, Feb 3 – An Election Commission (EC) member today admitted an unsuccessful general election given the failure to conduct balloting in all constituencies nationwide. Somchai Srisuthiyakorn, EC commissioner for election administration, said he would accept responsibility in the EC meeting today and would propose transferring himself to another position in the agency. Read more: […]
BANGKOK, 5 September 2012 (NNT) – Mobile phone service providers in Thailand are subjected to a minimum fine of 10 million baht if their networks fail to operate, according to the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC). NBTC Secretary General Thakorn Tantasith reminded mobile phone service operators of the NBTC announcement following DTAC’s inability to […]
BANGKOK, Aug 28 – DTAC, Thailand’s second largest mobile operator, was bombarded with complaints Tuesday when its network was down – its second service disruption in less than a year. The network went off the air late this morning due to a failure in DTAC’s switching system in suburban Rangsit. Read more: MCOT
DTAC, the second largest mobile phone operator in Thailand to compensate its clients for a system failure on Wednesday. An executive said the failure stemmed from the transfer of its database to a new system to upgrade the firm’s services. Darm Sukhontasap, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Total Access Communication or DTAC, today held a […]
