Police Boost Security at Suvarnabhumi for IMF-World Bank Meeting
Tourist police are tightening security at Suvarnabhumi Airport in preparation for the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meeting set for October 12‑18, 2026, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Led by Lt. Gen. Phong Siam Mi Khantong, officers conducted readiness inspections, deployed personnel at Terminal 2, Door 3, and increased patrols in baggage claim areas to prevent theft and crime. The measures aim to boost confidence among international delegates and tourists visiting Thailand.
Tourist police are tightening security at Suvarnabhumi Airport to ensure the safety of participants in the upcoming International Monetary Fund and World Bank meeting scheduled for October 12‑18, 2026, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Led by Lt. Gen. Phong Siam Mi Khantong of the Tourist Police Bureau, officers conducted readiness checks, deployed personnel at the airport’s Terminal 2, Door 3, and increased patrols in baggage claim areas to prevent theft and crime. The police also coordinated with nearby units to handle any emergent situations and emphasized intelligence gathering to maintain a secure environment for tourists and visitors to Thailand.