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The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration Wednesday transferred directors of Wattana and Pathumwan district offices following the Santka Pub fire. BMA City Clerk Pongsak Semsan said Wattana district office director Worapot Inthulak and Pathumwan district office director Surakiat Limcharoen were transferred to inactive posts at the BMA head office pending and investigation whether they should be partly held responsible the authorization of the opening of santika Pub in 2003.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration Wednesday transferred directors of Wattana and Pathumwan district offices following the Santka Pub fire. BMA City Clerk Pongsak Semsan said Wattana district office director Worapot Inthulak and Pathumwan district office director Surakiat Limcharoen were transferred to inactive posts at the BMA head office pending and investigation whether they should be partly held responsible the authorization of the opening of santika Pub in 2003.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration Wednesday transferred directors of Wattana and Pathumwan district offices following the Santka Pub fire. BMA City Clerk Pongsak Semsan said Wattana district office director Worapot Inthulak and Pathumwan district office director Surakiat Limcharoen were transferred to inactive posts at the BMA head office pending and investigation whether they should be partly held responsible the authorization of the opening of santika Pub in 2003.

Offenders face civil court fines, criminal action. Any individual caught after attempting to seize control of an international airport will face a fine from Bt500 up to Bt10,000 under a draft law approved by the Cabinet yesterday to protect airports from intruders. "It's primarily for civil cases, as criminal cases could be prosecuted under criminal laws including the anti-terrorism ones," deputy director of Suvarnabhumi Airport, Wing Commander Prateep Wichittoe, said. The name of the law would be changed to encompass all international airports across the country, he added.

Offenders face civil court fines, criminal action. Any individual caught after attempting to seize control of an international airport will face a fine from Bt500 up to Bt10,000 under a draft law approved by the Cabinet yesterday to protect airports from intruders. "It's primarily for civil cases, as criminal cases could be prosecuted under criminal laws including the anti-terrorism ones," deputy director of Suvarnabhumi Airport, Wing Commander Prateep Wichittoe, said. The name of the law would be changed to encompass all international airports across the country, he added.