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Wheelchair athlete embarks on nationwide trip to grow trees for late King
Upon his arrival in Samut Prakan province, Mr Pooyin Comnuan, a disabled swimming and rowing athlete and a silver medalist from the Asian Rowing Championship in China, received a warm welcome as well as moral support from Samut Prakan Governor Chartchai Uthaipan, who was accompanied by high-ranking officials and staffers from various local government offices.
Together with his girlfriend, Mr Pooyin is traveling on his wheelchair through 74 provinces on a total distance of 10,000 kilometers in order to plant trees as a way of showing his loyalty and dedicating the merit to His Majesty the late King. He first set off from Suan Luang Rama IX Park in Bangkok on September 20 this year and his trip has so far covered 6,400 kilometers. Samut Prakan is the 54th province on his itinerary and the next destination is Nakhon Pathom. His campaign is scheduled to finish at Sanam Luang in the capital in mid-January next year.
The wheelchair athlete stated that his campaign is aimed at carrying on the late King’s initiatives concerning forest and water resources conservation. Thus far, he has planted 200 trees on his journey.
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A former vice premier of the People’s Republic of China and his entourage on Tuesday signed a book to express his condolences on the passing of HM the late King at the Grand Palace. Another important person who paid respects to HM the late King is President of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Jin Liqun. The president laid a wreath before the body of HM the late King and signed the condolence book.
Meanwhile, people from many provinces continuously traveled to the Grand Palace to pay respects before the body of HM the late King. HM King Maha Vajiralongkorn sponsored ancient Thai desserts to be given to the mourners.
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Addressing the press Wednesday, Deputy Education Minister M.L. Panadda Disakul said Thailand’s top production companies and China International Broadcasting Network have struck a deal to produce a TV series that features the teachings of His Majesty King Rama IX.
M.L. Panadda, who presided over the signing ceremony, said the program is aimed at inspiring the public to be more productive and successful through the promotion of favorite recreation activities of His Majesty.
The series will be aired in Thailand and China, said the Deputy Minister, remarking that it would play a vital role in promoting Thai culture abroad.
The Deputy Education Minister also disclosed that the love and respect for the revered monarch remain strong among Thai citizens and would be so for many years to come.
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Nakhon Sawan holds exhibition “Still on my mind” commemorating King Bhumibol
The exhibition, taking place in front of Nakhon Sawan Municipality, features a model of a royal rainmaking aircraft and the Chai Pattana water turbine, both being outstanding projects undertaken by His Majesty for the benefit of the people of Thailand.
Also on display at the exhibition is a Chinese puppet lion traditionally used in the funeral ceremonies of respected elders and teachers. The puppet lion is the only piece of its kind in Thailand and will be included in the royal cremation ceremony for King Bhumibol. It will also be burned at the end of the ceremony.
In addition, the venue features an exhibition of 89 photographs telling the story of the lives of Nakhon Sawan residents and their personal impressions of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The exhibition in front of Nakhon Sawan Municipality continues until February 1st; there is no charge for entry.
Meanwhile at Somdet Phra Srinakarindra Park in Roi Et Province, Governor Sarit Witoon along with the local Red Cross Society, government officials, and the general public took part in a merit-making ceremony, giving alms to 200 monks from Wat Pa Kung, in dedication to King Bhumibol. Monks at the ceremony also gave special talks for the purpose of acknowledging the generosity of those in attendance and to lift their spirits.
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