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Public continues to leave messages for King's speedy recovery
The Royal Household Bureau allowed the public to leave a message for His Majesty the King's speedy recovery at Siriraj Hospital for the 56th day yesterday.
More than 1,050,000 wellwishers have already signed the albums provided.
Among the visitors yesterday were members of the Buri Ram Women's Development Committee, teachers and students from Surat Thani's Tapee College and a group of Buddhist monks from Surat Thani's Jumpolosuthawat Temple.
The monks also brought a small Buddha image along as a present for His Majesty.
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