The Royal Thai Embassy in Berlin reported that the event was held on Sunday evening, at which the participants vowed to do good deeds and follow His Majesty&rsquo;s teachings before lighting the candles and singing the Royal Anthem. The embassy&#39;s Counsellor Aurapin Leelittham, on behalf of the Thai ambassador to Germany, led some officials and embassy employees to the event.&nbsp;

Thais in Germany pay respects to King at candlelight event

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Thais in Germany pay respects to King at candlelight event

More than 1,000 Thai expatriates and their friends gathered in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin Tuesday to hold a candlelight procession as well as sing the Royal Anthem to express their love for His Majesty the King.

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