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Ticketing company faces charges
About 20 clients of a ticketing company filed a police complaint against the company, alleging it of failing to issue them air tickets worth totally Bt2 million.
They said the airline involved refused to issue tickets, claiming that Rak Kan Thong Tiaw - the ticketing company - gave it a bad cheque. The company however informed them that the problem occured because of internal frauds and it has taken no further action.
Din Daeng Police Station has summoned the company's owners for clarification. - The Nation
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