08 Jan 12 - Princess's Galyani Vadhana's death
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Somdetch Phra Chao Pinang Ther Chao Fa Galyani Vadhana Kromma Luang Narathiwat Rajanagarindra (Princess Galyani Vadhana, The Princess of Narrathiwat) passed away several days ago.
Her Highness was the King's elder sister and she and she had devoted herself to the kingdom, by promoting education, focusing on villager's health problem and other social works.
Her Highness entered the hospital due to a severe health problem before the King was taken for an emergency treatment. Sadly, fate does not seem to allow her to recover, and she died due to her illness.
The mourning will be held for 15 days and all concerts, or even sport events are postponed the instant the news was revealed to public.
And so, nearly in every places in Thailand, you can find these tables and the French speaking Princess's portrait, and is open for all citizens to sign and express their sincere feeling to the Princess.
As for me, I signed in it, but I dont think I want to think about it.
On the way home, I just cant imagine what will happen in the future, I mean generally, dont you think that death comes when least expected? There are more thought about it, but I guess I shouldnt blog about it for now.
This is a picture of the Princess when she was young.
Somdetch Phra Chao Pinang Ther Chao Fa Galyani Vadhana Kromma Luang Narathiwat Rajanagarindra (Princess Galyani Vadhana, The Princess of Narrathiwat) passed away several days ago.
Her Highness was the King's elder sister and she and she had devoted herself to the kingdom, by promoting education, focusing on villager's health problem and other social works.
Her Highness entered the hospital due to a severe health problem before the King was taken for an emergency treatment. Sadly, fate does not seem to allow her to recover, and she died due to her illness.
The mourning will be held for 15 days and all concerts, or even sport events are postponed the instant the news was revealed to public.
And so, nearly in every places in Thailand, you can find these tables and the French speaking Princess's portrait, and is open for all citizens to sign and express their sincere feeling to the Princess.
As for me, I signed in it, but I dont think I want to think about it.
On the way home, I just cant imagine what will happen in the future, I mean generally, dont you think that death comes when least expected? There are more thought about it, but I guess I shouldnt blog about it for now.
This is a picture of the Princess when she was young.
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