His Majesty the King's fever has subsided,palace officials say.
The Bureau of the Royal Household yesterday said royal physicians had reported His Majesty's general condition was good. An X-ray showed an inflammation of his lungs had also lessened.
His Majesty is receiving intravenous drips and antibiotics.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
King responds to medication
His Majesty the King's lung infection has been responding to medication, along with his fever, the Royal Household Bureau said yesterday.
The latest Xray showed that both the infection and flu are clearing up. His Majesty's general condition is good.
The intravenous feeding of medicine and nutrients is continuing, the Palace said in its 10th statement on His Majesty's illness.
The latest Xray showed that both the infection and flu are clearing up. His Majesty's general condition is good.
The intravenous feeding of medicine and nutrients is continuing, the Palace said in its 10th statement on His Majesty's illness.
The King in all Thai hearts
Thailand is like a big house with a multitude of family members.
This house has had a chequered history and been through some extreme changes in its long history, and yet it still stands strong today.
The reason for this is that there is a very strong and powerful pillar that supports this house and uniles all 60 million Thai people as one the Boyal Institution. His Majesty king Bhumibol is the one who fortities thailand's strength by laying a solid loundation for the nation with his insight and genus as is manitest in over 3,000 development initatives executed to help people get out of poverty and live their lives sustainably. During sixty years of continuous self-sacrifice for the betterment of all Thais as the King. His Majesty has lived his oath on coronation day: "We will reign with righteouseness for the benefit and happiness of the Sia mese people."
All these many royal development projects initiated by His Majesty reflect his genius and vision in solving problems at the root which, in turn, provides a basis for sustainable development for the people and the country. With such a solid foundation put in place for Thailand by His Mejesty, the people can live comfortably and contentedly.
The Pikunthong Royal Development Study Centre is among these royal initatives. Located in Narathiwas. The centre was established to solve the problem of brackish soil in the area snd make it cultivable. Having experimented over the years with His Majesty's methodologies, people in Narathiwas. both Buddhist and Muslim, now again enjoy productive land and a good living.
In a big house in which diverse people live togethe such as Thailand. it is normal that there are sometimes conflict and problems between them.
But for His Majesty, whether one is a Buddhist or a muslim does not matter as long as we are all good citizens. His Majesty cares for everyone equally, regardless of ethnicity or religion. This is because he knows that if everyone is treated wequally, then there will certainy be conformity, unity, and peach among all people. Showing his respects to the King, the Chief of Muslims in Thailand, Mr. Sawasdi Sumalayajsajk said"
"His Majesty always graces all Muslims in Thailand with his benevolence and compassion. He patronises lslam and has iniated a translation of the Quran from Arabic into Thai. Moreover, Thaksin Ratchaniwet Palace in Narathiwas was not onlybuilt as a royal residence. It also serves as His Majesty's office where he can meet and listen to local people closely. As such, he thoroughly understands the situation and problems that people are facing and he tries to solve those problems for them effectively. This truly proves his great concern and regardless of religion and other factors. His utmost self-devotion to the betterment of all people has made His Majesty the beloved King who is in our hearts forever."
Pictures and recordings of His Majestgy travelling around the ingdom helping people develop themselves and their communities throughout 60 years testify to His Majesty's strong will and determination to build a firm foundation for Thai people so that the country and all the family members in it can continue to grow sustainably with happiness and peace.
"Nai Luang" is a term we have become very comfortable and familiar with for a long time. It is deeply rooted in the hearts of all theis to identify our Great King who cares so actively and deeply for all Thais. As Thais, we are grateful for His Majesty's grace that brings us all together in our hearts to create a peaceful and abiding Thailand for everyone forever.
This house has had a chequered history and been through some extreme changes in its long history, and yet it still stands strong today.
The reason for this is that there is a very strong and powerful pillar that supports this house and uniles all 60 million Thai people as one the Boyal Institution. His Majesty king Bhumibol is the one who fortities thailand's strength by laying a solid loundation for the nation with his insight and genus as is manitest in over 3,000 development initatives executed to help people get out of poverty and live their lives sustainably. During sixty years of continuous self-sacrifice for the betterment of all Thais as the King. His Majesty has lived his oath on coronation day: "We will reign with righteouseness for the benefit and happiness of the Sia mese people."
All these many royal development projects initiated by His Majesty reflect his genius and vision in solving problems at the root which, in turn, provides a basis for sustainable development for the people and the country. With such a solid foundation put in place for Thailand by His Mejesty, the people can live comfortably and contentedly.
The Pikunthong Royal Development Study Centre is among these royal initatives. Located in Narathiwas. The centre was established to solve the problem of brackish soil in the area snd make it cultivable. Having experimented over the years with His Majesty's methodologies, people in Narathiwas. both Buddhist and Muslim, now again enjoy productive land and a good living.
In a big house in which diverse people live togethe such as Thailand. it is normal that there are sometimes conflict and problems between them.
But for His Majesty, whether one is a Buddhist or a muslim does not matter as long as we are all good citizens. His Majesty cares for everyone equally, regardless of ethnicity or religion. This is because he knows that if everyone is treated wequally, then there will certainy be conformity, unity, and peach among all people. Showing his respects to the King, the Chief of Muslims in Thailand, Mr. Sawasdi Sumalayajsajk said"
"His Majesty always graces all Muslims in Thailand with his benevolence and compassion. He patronises lslam and has iniated a translation of the Quran from Arabic into Thai. Moreover, Thaksin Ratchaniwet Palace in Narathiwas was not onlybuilt as a royal residence. It also serves as His Majesty's office where he can meet and listen to local people closely. As such, he thoroughly understands the situation and problems that people are facing and he tries to solve those problems for them effectively. This truly proves his great concern and regardless of religion and other factors. His utmost self-devotion to the betterment of all people has made His Majesty the beloved King who is in our hearts forever."
Pictures and recordings of His Majestgy travelling around the ingdom helping people develop themselves and their communities throughout 60 years testify to His Majesty's strong will and determination to build a firm foundation for Thai people so that the country and all the family members in it can continue to grow sustainably with happiness and peace.
"Nai Luang" is a term we have become very comfortable and familiar with for a long time. It is deeply rooted in the hearts of all theis to identify our Great King who cares so actively and deeply for all Thais. As Thais, we are grateful for His Majesty's grace that brings us all together in our hearts to create a peaceful and abiding Thailand for everyone forever.
Fever hinders King's recovery
The Committee of Royal Physicians says His Majesty the King had a fever on Sunday night.
An X-ray computed tomography scan of the chest and abdomen showed inflammation of the lungs but no abnormality of the abdomen,the 9th announcement of the Bureau of the Royal Household released yesterday said.
His Majesty has no cough. Intravenous nourishment and new antibiotics have been administered.
The King's fever subsided again yesterday morning.
His Majesty the King, who celebrates his 82nd birthday on Dec 5,was admitted to Siriraj Hospital on Sept 19 with a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite.
In the Bureau of the Royal Household's earlier announcements, His Majesty's condition had gradually improved.
An X-ray computed tomography scan of the chest and abdomen showed inflammation of the lungs but no abnormality of the abdomen,the 9th announcement of the Bureau of the Royal Household released yesterday said.
His Majesty has no cough. Intravenous nourishment and new antibiotics have been administered.
The King's fever subsided again yesterday morning.
His Majesty the King, who celebrates his 82nd birthday on Dec 5,was admitted to Siriraj Hospital on Sept 19 with a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite.
In the Bureau of the Royal Household's earlier announcements, His Majesty's condition had gradually improved.
HM cured of lung infection
His Majesty the King has recovered from a lung infection and fever and is in a good condition in general, the ninth Royal Household Bureau statement said last night.
After His Majesty developed fever yesterday, the royal physicians examined him and diagnosed a lung infection. They did not find any stomach infection, and His Majesty does not have a cough.
After His Majesty was administered a new type of antibiotic and fed intravenously, his fever subsided, and his condition returned to normal yesterday morning, the statement said.
After His Majesty developed fever yesterday, the royal physicians examined him and diagnosed a lung infection. They did not find any stomach infection, and His Majesty does not have a cough.
After His Majesty was administered a new type of antibiotic and fed intravenously, his fever subsided, and his condition returned to normal yesterday morning, the statement said.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Nation joins prayer for quick recovery
His Majesty the King is recovering from his fever as his subjects pray for his health across the nation.
A third statement on the King's illness from the Royal Household Bureau said His Majesty had a slightly high temperature yesterday and doctors continued to treat him with antibiotics and intravenous drips.
More than 55,000 people have signed get-well books at Siriraj Hospital where the King was admitted last Saturday.
People nationwide also signed their names on get-well books in their provinces and were praying for his recovery.
Chula Ratchamontri Damrong Sumalsak, who signed a get-well book on behalf of Thai Muslims at the hospital, encouraged Thai Muslims nationwide to conduct ceremonies to pray for the recovery of His Majesty.
He will lead the nationwide ceremonies this Friday.
The King directed Royal Household officials to take garlands that people presented along with their best wishes at the hospital to royal temples.
The flowers presented to the King were sent to other patients at the hospital.
His Majesty, the world's longestreigning head of state, who will turn 82 on Dec 5, had a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite when he reached Siriraj four days ago.
A third statement on the King's illness from the Royal Household Bureau said His Majesty had a slightly high temperature yesterday and doctors continued to treat him with antibiotics and intravenous drips.
More than 55,000 people have signed get-well books at Siriraj Hospital where the King was admitted last Saturday.
People nationwide also signed their names on get-well books in their provinces and were praying for his recovery.
Chula Ratchamontri Damrong Sumalsak, who signed a get-well book on behalf of Thai Muslims at the hospital, encouraged Thai Muslims nationwide to conduct ceremonies to pray for the recovery of His Majesty.
He will lead the nationwide ceremonies this Friday.
The King directed Royal Household officials to take garlands that people presented along with their best wishes at the hospital to royal temples.
The flowers presented to the King were sent to other patients at the hospital.
His Majesty, the world's longestreigning head of state, who will turn 82 on Dec 5, had a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite when he reached Siriraj four days ago.
HM's condition improves
HM the King still has a low fever, however his general condition has improved, according to a statement from the Royal Household Bureau yesterday.
Doctors continued treating His Majesty with an intravenous feed of medicine and food supplement.
The King was admitted to Siriraj Hospital on Saturday for a temperature and loss of appetite.
Doctors continued treating His Majesty with an intravenous feed of medicine and food supplement.
The King was admitted to Siriraj Hospital on Saturday for a temperature and loss of appetite.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Crowds flock to wish King well
His Majesty the King's fever has dropped but he still suffers from loss of appetite, the Royal Household Bureau said in a second statement released yesterday.
Doctors continued to treat the King with intravenous drips and antibiotics, it said.
His Majesty was admitted to Siriraj Hospital on Saturday suffering from a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite.
As the news of the King's illness spread, people from all walks of life flocked to the hospital to sign get-well books and wish him a quick recovery from his illness.
A total of 2,374 well-wishers turned up to sign the get-well books yesterday.
Doctors continued to treat the King with intravenous drips and antibiotics, it said.
His Majesty was admitted to Siriraj Hospital on Saturday suffering from a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite.
As the news of the King's illness spread, people from all walks of life flocked to the hospital to sign get-well books and wish him a quick recovery from his illness.
A total of 2,374 well-wishers turned up to sign the get-well books yesterday.
King's fever subsides
His Majesty the King's fever has subsided, but he still lacks an appetite, the Royal Household Bureau said yesterday.
His team of physicians continued to issue him antibiotics and intravenous fluid, the Palace said in its second statement.
The beloved 81yearold monarch has been undergoing medical care at Siriraj Hospital after developing a fever and fatigue last weekend.
Many wellwishers went to the hospital to leave a message for a speedy recovery in the albums provided by the bureau.
His team of physicians continued to issue him antibiotics and intravenous fluid, the Palace said in its second statement.
The beloved 81yearold monarch has been undergoing medical care at Siriraj Hospital after developing a fever and fatigue last weekend.
Many wellwishers went to the hospital to leave a message for a speedy recovery in the albums provided by the bureau.
Right royal recovery on the way
People flocked to Siriraj Hospital yesterday to wish His Majesty the King a quick recovery after news of his illness was announced by the Royal Household Bureau.
The bureau issued a statement saying His Majesty was admitted to hospital on Saturday suffering from a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite.
The King was admitted for observation on the advice of his doctors and is being treated with intravenous drips and antibiotics.
Members of the public streamed to the hospital to sign get-well books. The books can be signed from 8am to 8pm.
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva,Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwon, army chief Anupong Paojinda and Bangkok Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra were the first to sign the books.
Warinan Phurahong,60, said she ran to the hospital when she heard about the King's condition. She plans to stay at the hospital until His Majesty recovers.
Thaninee Prasobphokakorn, a third-year medical student, said she went to the hospital yesterday and prayed for His Majesty's speedy recovery.
The bureau issued a statement saying His Majesty was admitted to hospital on Saturday suffering from a fever, fatigue and loss of appetite.
The King was admitted for observation on the advice of his doctors and is being treated with intravenous drips and antibiotics.
Members of the public streamed to the hospital to sign get-well books. The books can be signed from 8am to 8pm.
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva,Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwon, army chief Anupong Paojinda and Bangkok Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra were the first to sign the books.
Warinan Phurahong,60, said she ran to the hospital when she heard about the King's condition. She plans to stay at the hospital until His Majesty recovers.
Thaninee Prasobphokakorn, a third-year medical student, said she went to the hospital yesterday and prayed for His Majesty's speedy recovery.
HM in hospital for fever
His Majesty the King was undergoing treatment for fever at Siriraj Hospital yesterday after feeling fatigued since Saturday, the Royal Household Bureau said.
The Palace's first statement on the King's condition said His Majesty could eat only a small amount of food, so he was told by doctors to go to Siriraj Hospital for a diagnosis.
He was receiving nutrition and antibiotics via an intravenous drip.
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and throngs of people gathered at Siriraj.
Abhisit presented a vase of flowers and his blessings to His Majesty.
The Royal Household Bureau will today allow visitors to leave messages for His Majesty's speedy recovery from 8am8pm on the first floor of the 100 Year Memorial Building of the Princess Mother.
The Palace's first statement on the King's condition said His Majesty could eat only a small amount of food, so he was told by doctors to go to Siriraj Hospital for a diagnosis.
He was receiving nutrition and antibiotics via an intravenous drip.
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and throngs of people gathered at Siriraj.
Abhisit presented a vase of flowers and his blessings to His Majesty.
The Royal Household Bureau will today allow visitors to leave messages for His Majesty's speedy recovery from 8am8pm on the first floor of the 100 Year Memorial Building of the Princess Mother.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
LE CORDON BLEU DUSIT CULINARY SCHOOL'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS held at the Napalai Ballroom,Dusit Thani Bangkok
LE CORDON BLEU DUSIT CULINARY SCHOOL'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS held at the Napalai Ballroom,Dusit Thani Bangkok.
Le Cordon Bleu Dusit Culinary School's 2nd Anniversary Celebrations was recently held under the auspicious presence of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. The event was organized by Dr Parichart Jumsai Na Ayudhaya and hosted by Mr. Gary Cromie, Joint - Venture Director of Le Cordon Bleu Dusit Culinary School and Mr. Chanin Donavanik, CEO of Dusit International. The event was sponsored by Dato Dr A Nikhil Prasad (Jai) from PRExpress and was well attended by Local Celebrities, Members of the various Foreign Diplomatic Missions, Thai Business Leaders and Leading Socialites.
Le Cordon Bleu Dusit Culinary School's 2nd Anniversary Celebrations was recently held under the auspicious presence of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. The event was organized by Dr Parichart Jumsai Na Ayudhaya and hosted by Mr. Gary Cromie, Joint - Venture Director of Le Cordon Bleu Dusit Culinary School and Mr. Chanin Donavanik, CEO of Dusit International. The event was sponsored by Dato Dr A Nikhil Prasad (Jai) from PRExpress and was well attended by Local Celebrities, Members of the various Foreign Diplomatic Missions, Thai Business Leaders and Leading Socialites.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
BACC GETS A ROYAL INAUGURATION
HM the Queen presides over the inauguration ceremony of the capital's art and culture centre
By Aree Thongboonrawd
Bangkok's long-overdue art and cultural centre at the heart of the capital was inaugurated in grand style with royal blessings recently.Her Majesty the Queen graciously presided over the ceremony to inaugurate the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC). The centre, which was part of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration's activities to celebrate His Majesty the King's 80th birthday, will help enliven Bangkok's artistic and cultural life as well as serve as an art learning centre for youth.
HM the Queen also opened the exhibition "Virtues of the Kingdom", which is divided into different zones. Co-organised by the BMA, BACC and the Office of the Prime Minister, the exhibitions include photographs depicting Their Majesties' dedication to Thai arts and culture, the royal trips abroad to represent the best of Thailand, a contemporary art exhibition,"Unsung Melody in a Lullaby", on motherhood to celebrate Mother's Day (which is also the Queen's birthday) and an exhibition
entitled "Portraits of the King:The Art of Iconography". Another highlight, on public display for the first time, are the costumes,props and sets from the royal command performance of the khon masked dance-drama Prommas , initiated by HM the Queen.
Leading the luminaries to greet HM the Queen on her arrival were PM Abhisit Vejjajiva and BMA Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra. Representing the artists were poets Naowarat Pongpaiboon and Khunying A sculpture in front of the Chamnongsri Hanchanlash, who Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.gave a beautiful poetry reading.
HM the Queen listens to explanations from 'khon' costume designer Peeramon Chomdhavat.
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his wife Pimpen.
Khunying ML Piyapas, Chutinant and Chitpas Bhirombhakdi.
The Erawan Elephant.
A sculpture of His Majesty the King on display on the
9th floor, by artist Watchara Prayoonkum.
Bangkok Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra and his wife Savitri.
Khunying Kamala and Prince Chatrichalerm Yukol,Sakchai Guy and Anuchai Secharunputong.
Khunying Wanna Sirivadhanabhakdi and Thanpuying Varaporn Pramoj.
Former BMA governor Apirak Kosayodhin and deputy Bangkok governor Taya Teepsuwan.
Panit Poonsiriwong, Panya Nirankul and Chalermchai Kositpipat.
Trisilp Boonkhachorn, Naowarat Pongpaiboon and Dr Jingjai Hanchanlash.
The exhibition runs until October 11, open every day except Monday.
By Aree Thongboonrawd
Bangkok's long-overdue art and cultural centre at the heart of the capital was inaugurated in grand style with royal blessings recently.Her Majesty the Queen graciously presided over the ceremony to inaugurate the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC). The centre, which was part of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration's activities to celebrate His Majesty the King's 80th birthday, will help enliven Bangkok's artistic and cultural life as well as serve as an art learning centre for youth.
HM the Queen also opened the exhibition "Virtues of the Kingdom", which is divided into different zones. Co-organised by the BMA, BACC and the Office of the Prime Minister, the exhibitions include photographs depicting Their Majesties' dedication to Thai arts and culture, the royal trips abroad to represent the best of Thailand, a contemporary art exhibition,"Unsung Melody in a Lullaby", on motherhood to celebrate Mother's Day (which is also the Queen's birthday) and an exhibition
entitled "Portraits of the King:The Art of Iconography". Another highlight, on public display for the first time, are the costumes,props and sets from the royal command performance of the khon masked dance-drama Prommas , initiated by HM the Queen.
Leading the luminaries to greet HM the Queen on her arrival were PM Abhisit Vejjajiva and BMA Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra. Representing the artists were poets Naowarat Pongpaiboon and Khunying A sculpture in front of the Chamnongsri Hanchanlash, who Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.gave a beautiful poetry reading.
HM the Queen listens to explanations from 'khon' costume designer Peeramon Chomdhavat.
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his wife Pimpen.
Khunying ML Piyapas, Chutinant and Chitpas Bhirombhakdi.
The Erawan Elephant.
A sculpture of His Majesty the King on display on the
9th floor, by artist Watchara Prayoonkum.
Bangkok Governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra and his wife Savitri.
Khunying Kamala and Prince Chatrichalerm Yukol,Sakchai Guy and Anuchai Secharunputong.
Khunying Wanna Sirivadhanabhakdi and Thanpuying Varaporn Pramoj.
Former BMA governor Apirak Kosayodhin and deputy Bangkok governor Taya Teepsuwan.
Panit Poonsiriwong, Panya Nirankul and Chalermchai Kositpipat.
Trisilp Boonkhachorn, Naowarat Pongpaiboon and Dr Jingjai Hanchanlash.
The exhibition runs until October 11, open every day except Monday.
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