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Thai Airways expects to resume normal flight levels within a week

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Heavy rainfall, flooding, and staff shortages caused approximately 10,000 passenger bags to be stranded at airports between September 26-28, with 8,000 still awaiting processing.
The Transport Ministry is deploying 100 additional Royal Thai Air Force personnel to assist Thai Airways in clearing the baggage backlog, aiming for completion within 3-4 days.
Thai Airways anticipates resuming its normal schedule of 115 daily flights within a week, having already adjusted operations and seen a significant return of staff.
The airline reversed an earlier decision, confirming it will not suspend inbound and outbound cargo services, though some operations may be slowed to manage existing backlogs.

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Wildlife officials in Kathun Wildlife Sanctuary successfully captured images of the rare great argus bird using camera traps, highlighting the sanctuary's pristine and unspoiled environment.
The great argus, classified as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, has an estimated population of only 20 in the sanctuary, prompting a planned survey to determine exact numbers and aid conservation efforts.

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