Not bad for the fight against unemployment. I do not know when the Thai company employs security guards at every door, but this policy has the merit of creating work for very little.
If you went through Bangkok, you probably took the subway or you went into a big shopping center of the chic district of Siam. In both cases, you meet a "safety officer" who beckons you politely to open your bag. There's even a board with pictures that explain everything. Put your bag on the small table, open it, let the agent look at the content and continue your path.
All this is purely formal and decorative. In most cases, agents do not touch anything and watch the light of a small flashlight Portable. One wonders why they exist. To fight against terrorism? I highly doubt it. I happened to carry a cat in a bag (not the subway). I had two bags so I do open one. No problem.
To all these guards, Greetings!
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