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Thailand today (Jan 13) celebrated the National Children’s Day with state agencies and private organisations organising wide range of fun and educational activities, contests and shows to entertain children nationwide. Highlight of such activities in Bangkok was at the Government House where children are allowed to visit the prime minister’s office
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Children thronged the air force’s Wing 6 at Don Mueang Airport to catch a glimpse of airshows on Saturday as activities to celebrate Children’s Day were in full swing across the country. The atmosphere at the airport was lively as children flocked to view Gripen fighters flying over the Bangkok skies. Full
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MAE HONG SON, 10 Jan 2018 (NNT) – Activities have been prepared nationwide to mark this year’s National Children’s Day. Mae Hong Son Special Education Center will be allowing special needs children to show off their talents before engaging in a variety of games offering prizes. At Baan Sali School of Nan
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BANGKOK — Saturday will mark one year since a pilot died when his fighter jet went down at a National Children’s Day airshow, prompting the military to vow a speedy investigation into the crash. But as of Monday afternoon, the armed forces have yet to explain what happened, even as the
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The Royal Thai Army announced on Saturday (Jan 6) that it will be moving tanks and artillery into Bangkok from next week for demonstration at the National Children’s Day which falls on January 12. It said that the weaponry will be moved to Bangkok from army barracks in Prachinburi, Saraburi and
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BANGKOK, 14th January 2017 (NNT) – The Royal Thai Air Force is utilizing its aircraft and equipment to celebrate National Children’s Day this year in Thailand. As January 14 marks National Children’s Day in the Kingdom, the Thai Air Force is hosting an air show featuring a squadron of flying jets,
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BANGKOK — In a surreal scene at Government House today, reporters dressed up as school kids, joked with junta chief Prayuth Chan-ocha and wished him a smooth year of work - all in the name of marking National Children’s Day. The jovial celebration came at a time when Thai media freedom
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(6 January) The Royal Thai Army has instructed the public not to panic if they happen to see tanks rolling in Bangkok this Friday. The army is due to move tanks, armoured vehicles, and other heavy equipment on 9 January, said Deputy Spokeswoman of the Royal Thai Army, Maj. Sirichan Ngathong.
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