Bangkok, July 2 -- The Thai Government is strengthenning security and screening measures at airports to prevent drug trafficking, following the arrest of a crew member of national carrier Thai Airways in Australia on allegations of heroin smuggling. On July 1, during a working visit to France, Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul instructed the PM's Office to coordinate with the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB), the Airports of Thailand and other relevant agencies to convene an urgent meeting on July 3 to review and strengthen measures aimed at preventing and combating drug smuggling through the country's airports. According to PM Anutin, the decision was prompted not only by the recent case, but also by a growing number of...