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Former narcotics chief challenges airport X-ray claim after Thai crew drug arrest
THURSDAY, JULY 02, 2026
A former ONCB chief has disputed claims that Suvarnabhumi Airport X-ray machines cannot detect drugs, deepening scrutiny of Thailand’s outbound screening procedures after a Thai airline employee was arrested in Australia.
AFP joins ONCB probe to trace recipient in Thai flight attendant heroin case
WEDNESDAY, JULY 01, 2026
Thai narcotics officials say "Ms Mina" told Australian customs she was carrying 12 bags and agreed to an inspection before suspected heroin was found, as ONCB, AFP and ABF expand the probe under Taskforce Storm to trace the network behind the shipment.
Anutin orders urgent drug crackdown meeting after Australia-linked smuggling cases
WEDNESDAY, JULY 01, 2026
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered narcotics agencies and Airports of Thailand to hold urgent talks after two Australia-linked drug cases raised concerns over Thailand’s image, aviation-hub ambitions and OECD accession target.
ONCB says heroin hidden in two of 12 bags in Thai airline crew case
WEDNESDAY, JULY 01, 2026
Thai narcotics officials say initial information from Australian authorities indicates heroin was hidden inside two of 12 bags in a parcel linked to the arrest of a Thai female airline crew member, as investigators continue to hunt the real courier and the masterminds behind a suspected transnational drug network.
ONCB inspects Phayao home as Melbourne heroin probe widens
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2026
Thailand’s ONCB has inspected the Phayao home of a Thai Airways cabin crew member charged in Australia over alleged heroin importation, as investigators gather family, financial and parcel-trail evidence while tracing the “Rose” carry-for-hire account.
THAI vows cooperation in Melbourne heroin probe, sets 7-day disciplinary inquiry
MONDAY, JUNE 29, 2026
Thai Airways CEO Chai Eamsiri says the airline will fully cooperate with Australian police and will not intervene in the legal process after a female cabin crew member was arrested in Melbourne over an alleged heroin-smuggling case. The airline has set up a fact-finding and disciplinary panel, with dismissal possible if wrongdoing is confirmed.