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When the Magnesium Ended... On May 14, 2026, Police Lieutenant Colonel Sittipong Pantai Song, an investigator from the Suvarnabhumi Airport Police Station, received a message from a police captain from the Immigration Bureau. It was reported that a Chinese citizen damaged public property and showed disrespect to the authorities in the departure area (Zone 2). The perpetrator, Zheng Liwei (MR. ZHENG LIWEI), used force and damaged the automatic passport gates (Auto Gate) numbered DAE01 and DAE06. After the equipment was damaged, the man illegally passed through the checkpoint without waiting for permission from the officers. When the police tried to intervene, the man began poking his finger in the faces of the officers, shouting crude insults in Chinese. He even tried to attack the police officers on duty, but his own wife stopped him in time. A preliminary investigation showed that both terminals were seriously damaged. The total damage was over 480,000 THB. The arrested man fully admitted his guilt and agreed to pay the state compensation of 480,000 THB. In addition to the fine, investigators charged him with the offense of "Insulting a public official while on duty." On May 15, 2026, the violator will be taken to the Samut Prakan Provincial Court for a final verdict. In addition to legal penalties, such actions result in being placed on the "blacklist" with a lifetime ban on entry into Thailand. For readers: Remember that violating Thai laws can lead to severe consequences, including deportation and a ban on entry into the country.