BANGKOK AIRPORT APOLOGISES AFTER CLASH WITH CHINESE TOURISTS AT BOARDING GATE

Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport has apologised for “inappropriate behaviour” following backlash over an employee making a slant-eyed gesture towards reportedly disruptive Chinese nationals. The apology came soon after Thai authorities insisted that individual clashes would not harm bilateral relations.

News - South China Morning Post reports that bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport has apologised for “inappropriate behaviour” following backlash over an employee making a slant-eyed gesture towards reportedly disruptive Chinese nationals.

The report adds: The apology came soon after Thai authorities insisted that individual clashes would not harm bilateral relations.

In a statement on Tuesday night, airport management expressed regret over the “inappropriate behaviour and expressions of the personnel concerned”, noting that disciplinary action had been taken...

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