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Report from The Nation dated Thursday 8 June 2006 :-
Public invited to big celebration Friday
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The government has invited civil servants, state enterprise employees and the general public to a ceremony paying tribute to His Majesty the King at the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall Friday, spokesman Surapong Suebwonglee said Wednesday.
From 6 am to 1 pm, traffic police will bar vehicles from the following places: U-Thong Nai Road from U-Thong Nai intersection to the Throne Hall's Tuay Thep Samoson Gate; the Royal Plaza; Sri Ayutthaya Road from Wat Benjamabopit intersection to the offices of the 1st Infantry Division (King's Guards) ; Rajdamnoen Nok Road from the Royal Plaza to Makkawan Bridge; and Phitsanulok Road up to Wang Daeng intersection.
Members of the public who attend the event are asked to wear yellow shirts. If the crowd is very large, police may close more roads, Surapong said.
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Report from The Nation dated Thursday 8 June 2006 :-
THAI warns passengers
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Thai Airways International (THAI) yesterday urged passengers on flights from tomorrow until June 15 to make a careful assessment of how celebrations of the 60th anniversary of His Majesty the King's accession to the throne will affect traffic on routes to Bangkok International Airport.
In a statement yesterday, THAI recommended that passengers leave their residences approximately four hours prior to flight departure. As some roads will be closed during the national holidays celebrating His Majesty's anniversary, passengers are advised to plan accordingly, especially from June 11-14, the airline said.
Passengers who need more information on traffic conditions can call (02) 545 3181-9, THAI said.
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Posted on: 9:47 pm on June 7, 2006
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Report from Bangkok Post dated Friday 9 June 2006 :-
The following roads will be closed to traffic on 11 & 12 June 2006 when foreign monarchs arrive in Bangkok
http://www.bangkokpost.com/News/09Jun2006_news01.php
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Posted on: 10:50 pm on June 8, 2006
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Report from Bangkok Post dated Friday 9 June 2006 :-
Royal guests' security ready : Roads around Throne Hall closed to traffic
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After months of preparation, the military and police say they are fully prepared to provide security protection for the royal guests attending the Royal Jubilee for His Majesty the King. Supreme Commander Ruengroj Mahasaranont said yesterday the security forces were ''more than 100% ready'' to serve and protect.
The police are assigned to escort royal visitors from 25 countries during their visit and stand guard at their residences in 13 different hotels.
All security officers have undergone months of counter-terrorism training.
Gen Ruengroj said intelligence units have kept an eye out for terrorist movements, although no reports have suggested any cause for alarm.
Many of the security officers previously guarded high-level participants at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in 2003.
Gen Ruengroj said the soldiers take an oath of allegiance before the King every year and are duty-bound to do their best in his honour.
Huge crowds expected Roads and areas surrounding the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall have been closed to traffic since midnight, six hours earlier than planned, to cope with the crowds of people expected to view today's historical events close-up.
Closed are Uthong Nai road, the entire Royal Plaza of Dusit Palace and both lanes of Si Ayutthaya road from the Royal Plaza intersection to the 1st Division of the King's Guard intersection.
Two lanes of Ratchadamnoen Nok avenue, from Royal Plaza intersection to Makawanrangsan bridge, were also closed.
Cars are also barred from entering Phitsanulok road from Suan Misakawan intersection to Wang Daeng intersection.
Traffic police commander Panu Kerdlarppol said throngs of people travelled to the Royal Plaza last night to see the King who is scheduled to appear on the balcony of the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall during the royal ceremony this morning.
From June 11-14, trucks with 10 or more wheels, those fitted with trailers and those carrying fuel will not be allowed on the roads in inner Bangkok, added Pol Maj-Gen Panu.
Pol Capt Phinit Maneerat, spokesman of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, said security will be ensured for those camping out overnight at the Royal Plaza to catch the celebrations.
Police operation centres will be set up at Wat Benchamabophit, Makawanrangsan bridge and Phan Fa intersection.
The BMA will deploy 10 mobile toilets from the Misakawan intersection to Phan Fa intersection.
Eight giant LED screens will be set up along the Royal Plaza-Makawanrangsan bridge route so the crowds can watch the live broadcast of the King greeting the people.
At least 2,000 foreign journalists have arrived in Thailand to report on the royal celebrations, according to caretaker Deputy Prime Minister Surakiart Sathirathai.
The foreign reporters will be allowed to cover events in the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall and on Monday and Tuesday.
They will also be taken on a tour to visit royal projects in Chiang Mai.
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Posted on: 10:57 pm on June 8, 2006
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Report from The Nation dated Friday 9 June 2006 :-
Royal Jubilee Celebrations : Heavy transport forced off capital's roads for 3 days
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Heavy trucks and vehicles transporting fuel will temporarily be banned from inner Bangkok streets until the end of the celebrations for His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 60th year anniversary.
Restrictions will also apply on the vehicles using outer city roads throughout the celebrations from Sunday until June 14.
Traffic Police who announced the regulations on Wednesday said roads would have to be cleared for security reasons.
The ban will apply around the clock ban on 10-wheeled trucks and trailer trucks on all roads in inner Bangkok, covering an area of 113 square kilometres. The vehicles will be allowed to use outer roads between 10am and 3pm. The outer roads include part of Vibhavadi Road from Ratchavibha intersection to the entrance of Lad Prao Road, Rama VI Road from the Phaholyothin toll exit to Kamphaeng Phet Road intersection, and Kamphaeng Phet II Road.
There is also a temporary ban on six-wheeled or larger trucks carrying fuel gas and petrol. These are prohibited from almost all major roads like Sukhumvit, Phisanulok, Phyathai, and Rajdamnoen in the capital from 5am to 1am each day.
For more details on the limitations, drivers can call the Traffic Police hotline number 1197. The complete version of the announcement in Thai can be obtained from http://www.trafficpolice.go.th.
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Posted on: 11:02 pm on June 8, 2006
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