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Local news Free flightBurmese man sneaks onto plane An illegal Burmese immigrant who sneaked into Suvarnabhumi airport and boarded an empty Turkish Airlines plane on January 22 has airport authorities worried. An airport official identified the Burmese man as Soe Aung, 27. The man entered the airport next to King Kaew road and made his way through three layers of barbed wire fences. AoT president Chana U-sathaporn has ordered changes, including more patrol officers, better lighting, stricter searches and improved surveillance equipment. No more warningsCrackdown on illegal dorms The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security will begin a crackdown on illegal student dormitories. Owners of unregistered dorms were given a final warning on January 24 to register their buildings by January 31. Minister Poldej Pinprateep stated that three months warning had been given, and that it was time to take serious action against those who failed to obey the law. Under the Dormitory Act, student dorms must provide separate living sections for male and female tenants. Police spokesman Wimol Pao-in said that police stations across the country would assist in the crackdown. �All those arrested will go to court immediately, and the maximum penalty includes a six-month jail term,� he said. [EASY NEWS FOR M1-3] Out of the wayAirport sculpture to be moved A sculpture at Suvarnabhumi airport will be moved. It was on display in the passenger departure lounge. The sculpture is in the way of fire escapes. The sculpture is called Churning of the Milk Ocean. It is worth 48-million-baht.
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