Suvarnabhumi Airport in BANGKOK has responded to a passenger complaint alleging their luggage was searched, denying any staff involvement. The complaint centers around new regulations permitting the search of checked baggage without the owner being present, sparking privacy concerns. Airport officials stated they reviewed relevant records, including baggage screening data and operational logs, but found no evidence of unauthorized access. This denial comes as scrutiny increases regarding the balance between security measures and passenger privacy at Suvarnabhumi Airport. The airport aims to reassure travellers regarding the handling of their belongings. Further investigation may be conducted to address the passenger’s concerns and clarify the new baggage search protocols. The incident was first reported by Khaosod English.