Chonburi —
Chonburi officials from various departments and citizens today, July 28th, celebrated His Royal Majesty King Vajiralongkorn’s 71st birthday by arranging oath of allegiance ceremonies and engaging in merit-making activities.
At the front of the Banglamung police station, Pol. Col. Navin Sinthurat, the superintendent of the station, led police officers under his command to participate in an oath of allegiance ceremony to pay respect to the royal occasion.
Following in the footsteps of the beloved monarch, the officers swore to be good civil servants and defend the strength of the nation. They also took an oath to dedicate themselves wholeheartedly to serving the people and the country, inspired by the noble example set by His Majesty the King.
In addition to this ceremony, Banglamung and Pattaya officials and residents gathered at another ceremonial site to pay tribute to King Vajiralongkorn. Also in attendance was Mr. Poramase Ngampiches, the mayor of Pattaya.
In tribute to the king, the Abbot of Wat Chai Mongkhon and ten venerable monks chanted Buddhist scriptures, wishing His Majesty longevity. Afterwards, Pattaya officials, dressed in their formal white uniforms, and the general public, who adorned themselves in yellow-toned attire, began offering alms to 72 monks.
This collective act symbolized Thai people’s profound respect and gratitude towards His Royal Majesty the King. It also demonstrated the unity and strong bond between the Thai people and their beloved royal family.
