Both Thais and foreigners are sending Get Well Soon messages on Twitter to His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand using the hashtags #LongLiveTheKing and #ทรงพระเจริญ, while on Facebook users use a pink profile photo or background with a well-wishing text.

According the Bureau of the Royal Household in the 38th announcement released Wednesday night, His Majesty the King’s general condition remains unstable and he’s under close observation and monitoring by Royal doctors at Siriraj hospital in Bangkok.

Meanwhile, a large crowd of well-wishers have been gathering outside Siriraj Hospital in Thanon Wang Lang on Wednesday night, to pray for His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

From Thailand News (a western guy who loves Thailand and the King) all my best wishes and many prayers for a speedy recovery of the Father of Thailand.

There are no words to describe what this man has done for our country. There is no unconditional love that can compare #LongLiveTheKing pic.twitter.com/CurjeIX0wh

— Summer (@SUMM8R) October 12, 2016

Westerners who have never visited Thailand show their deepest respect to our King.

Never visited Thailand but, I highly respect your Majesty! Have faith.#respect#LongLiveTheKing

— QUEEN (@iyahviloria) October 12, 2016

Thai people sent messages in both, Thai and English languages to wish a quick recovery of the King.

Miracles happen all the time and this gonna be another one 🙏🏻🇹🇭 #LongLiveTheKing #KingOfThailand

— As Good As It Gets (@Supporters_TS11) October 12, 2016

The former US Ambassador Curtis S. Chin wrote:

From my time as a kid in Thailand to now, one thing is clear: the Thai people's love for H.M. the King, and his for them. #LongLiveTheKing pic.twitter.com/Lwqzq4IOT6

— Curtis S. Chin (@CurtisSChin) October 12, 2016

He always put his duty first.

เห็นรูปที่พระองค์ทรงงานเสมอมา our King is always on his duty in his entire reign, even when he has illness #LongLiveTheKing pic.twitter.com/OQvDZbPxEq

— เกดจะบลัฟนุ้งบี (@PuttSripat) October 12, 2016

Stay strong, my King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

Stay strong, my King Bhumibol Adulyadej. We love you 🙏🏼#LongLiveTheKing#BhumibolAdulyadej #Thailand pic.twitter.com/d8Vic4YdzA

— Nan Scamander (@bloodynan) October 12, 2016