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New Zealand Ambassador distributes 5,000 New Zealand apples to mourners
The New Zealand Ambassador to Thailand and his family today distributed 5,000 New Zealand apples to the public coming to mourn the passing of His Majesty the late King.
Anti-Human Trafficking Division Commander Kornchai Khlaikhleung welcomed Mr. Ben King, the New Zealand Ambassador to Thailand, who came to distribute 5,000 New Zealand apples to people who are mourning the passing of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The welcome took place at the Central Investigation Bureau’s Joint Administration Center, Ratchaworadit pier, Navy Club.
The Commander of the Anti-Human Trafficking Division said that the New Zealand Ambassador to Thailand coordinated with the Central Investigation Bureau to express loyalty to His Majesty the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej as he realized that all Thai people love His Majesty very much and the ambassador wished to take part in providing moral support to the Thai people by distributing New Zealand apples.
New Zealand Society Thailand members also distributed food and drinks to mourners at the Central Investigation Bureau Joint Administration Center, Ratchaworadit pier, Navy Club.
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