The King’s first royal browse since taking the throne was attended by local Thai Muslims in the southwestern province, and well-wishers lined the streets.
PUBLISHED: 24 Jul 2024 at 04: 00
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On his first visit to the throne since taking the throne, His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua made an appearance on December 9, 2016, in the southern state of Krabi to preside over a meeting to inaugurate a new municipal hall, much to the happiness of those who poured onto the roads to greet him.
His Majesty the King has visited Krabi for the first time since his enthronement on December 1st, going by a name that is legendary.
Local people in Krabi and adjacent regions, including Phuket, Phangnga and Surat Thani, flocked to get a glimpse of the King.
Along the Andaman Sea’s coast, along with the popular tourist destination,” Long Live the King,” welcome signs were put up along the tourist destination. Properties and structures bore the royal emblem of His Majesty the King, and national flags and flags were displayed on them.
On the night of December 8, 2016, some people had camped out close to the provincial house in order to see the King as hundreds of officers, soldiers, and officers from the municipal violent removal system were stationed to maintain stability around the place.
Nearby Thai Muslims in conventional standard attire showed up for the royal visit, and well-wishers lined the streets to take pictures of His Majesty as the royal parade traveled through.
According to the government of Krabi, representatives from the Department of Public Works, Town and Country Planning, had constructed and decorated a royal palace where the King may hold the meeting to inaugurate the new municipal hall.
Additionally, he added that the historic event was welcomed by a music group of 45 pupils from Ammat Phanit Nukul School who performed the Royal Anthem in honor of the King.
The five-storey fresh municipal hall building, which is situated on Uttarakit Road in northern Krabi, houses several local company offices.
According to Mr. Phinit, the provincial hall’s structure was finished in 2014 at a cost of approximately 113 million baht.
He also said that a unit of a tao ying strap, a local fishing boat, and one of Krabi’s images, may be presented to the King, along with other well-known local materials, including crabs, and native fruits.
Ekkaraj Mukem, the director of the Muslim-friendly newspaper Alami Magazine Thailand, claimed he and his wife had arrived in Krabi from Bangkok to include the royal attend.
He expressed his delight at being able to view the historic event along with local Muslims and other inhabitants.
Rojana Nuea-orn, a 32-year-old Krabi citizen, said she came early in the morning to allowed His Majesty.
She expressed her happiness that the King had chosen Krabi as the location for a royal attend for the first time.
