A Royal Crematorium replica is located in front of the Dusit Palace at the Royal Plaza, where mourners were allowed to place flowers starting at 9am. 
The queue of mourners extended to Ratchadamnoen Road.

Mourners queue outside Dusit Palace to place funeral flowers

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Mourners queue outside Dusit Palace to place funeral flowers

Mourners waited in long queues outside the Dusit Palace at 8am on Thursday to place funeral flowers in honour of His Majesty the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

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