His Majesty the King failed to deliver his annual birthday-eve speech. His son, crown Prince Vajiralongkorn was on nation radio to inform the country his father was unable to deliver the deliver the speech because he was a little unwell. The crown prince told listeners the king wanted to thank them for their well wishes and called on the people to have strong mental and physical health in the performance of their duties.The crown prince's sister, Sirindorn sought to reassure the general public the King's condition was "not serious", but he was weak.
My response : This make me worried for the health of the beloved King. I wishing HM the king to be getting well very soon. I pray and hope that the king will be better.
Not being able to see HM The King and listen to his speech on his Birthday have made me feel missing a important thing. I wish our King to be immortal. I wish HM The King to save Thailand and Thai people forever.But, sadly, the reality is our King is human too and he is mortal .
sometime I think, What we do now, for our democracy?, for our economy?,for our nation?, for our lives and the other? There are many questions than answers for our future. But one thing is for sure. We are Thai. we can do better than what we are in our current situaiton in all aspects.
Long Live HM The King!
My response : This make me worried for the health of the beloved King. I wishing HM the king to be getting well very soon. I pray and hope that the king will be better.
Not being able to see HM The King and listen to his speech on his Birthday have made me feel missing a important thing. I wish our King to be immortal. I wish HM The King to save Thailand and Thai people forever.But, sadly, the reality is our King is human too and he is mortal .
sometime I think, What we do now, for our democracy?, for our economy?,for our nation?, for our lives and the other? There are many questions than answers for our future. But one thing is for sure. We are Thai. we can do better than what we are in our current situaiton in all aspects.
Long Live HM The King!
Ref: Bangkok post 5 december 2008
Nicha Detsombat section 6911 No.2
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