From royal birthday well-wishers and black-garbed, junta-appointed reformers to the flooded latitudes of the north, people around the kingdom captured the week’s capture-worthy moments. Find more on our Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.
Junta appointees to the National Reform Steering Assembly pose for a selfie at its last meeting Tuesday at parliament.
Volunteers repaint a white wall for Rama X’s birthday Wednesday in Bangkok.
A southern woman says goodbye to her family Monday morning before leaving for Hajj.
British actor Paul Nicholls gives a thumbs-up Monday from his Koh Samui hospital bed two weeks after he fell down a waterfall and broke his knee. Story: ‘EastEnders’ Actor Survives Samui Waterfall Plunge
Two bald men competing for the title of ‘Mr. Baldy of Damnoen Saduak’ in a wrestling match where bald men must use their baby-powdered heads to push their opponents out of bounds, in a festival celebrating traditional games held Monday in Damnoen Saduak district in Ratchaburi province. Story: Bare Aggression: Baldies Do Battle the Old Way (Video)
A Chiang Mai lottery ticket vendor points out some tickets Thursday morning for his customers. Residents were sweeping up lottery tickets Thursday with numbers they associated with King Rama X on the eve of his first birthday to be celebrated as a national holiday under his reign. Story: Rama X Birthday Sees Run on Related Lottery Numbers
Sikh men at a multi-faith ceremony offer blessings for Rama X’s birthday today at Government House.
Sumon Matidul, a bus conductor who found a wallet filled with 1.1 million baht and returned it to the owner who rewarded her with some candy, cries as she receives a gift from a royal representative Thursday in Samut Prakan province. She also received 15,000 baht from a university professor.
Progress of Rama IX’s crematorium as of Tuesday. The ritual is set to take place in October.
