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Suvarnabhumi International Airport Hotline Tel. 021321882 / 021321888
Suvarnabhumi International Airport Flight Inquiries Tel. 021320000 / 021329328-9
Don Mueang International Airport Tel. 025351669
Don Mueang International Airport Flight Inquiries Tel. 025351616
Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Emergency Center Tel. 026435522 / Fax 026435521 / www.mfa.go.th
Tourism Authority of Thailand Hotline Tel. 1672 / Fax 026528315
Ministry of Tourism and Sports Tel. 1414
Thai Tourist Police emergency line Tel. 1155
Thai Hotels Association emergency line Tel. 1552
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