Many children across Thailand are having a joyful day as government agencies and numerous businesses roll out various in-door and out-door activities to entertain them on this year’s Children’s Day.
One of the highlights has been to sit on the prime minister’s chair in Government House, especially for the one first in the queue. Lucky Chanachote Saen-ngob, a Mathayom 1 student at Wat Chom Nimit in Phra Pradaeng district of Samut Prakan, who arrived at Government House with his grandmother at about 5am this morning, hoping that he would be the first to take the seat for the second time in a row, succeeded.
Chanachoke then wished Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin good health and a long stay in the office, adding that he hopesthat, this year, he may get a bicycle so he can ride it to school.
The prime minister arrived at Government House at about 9.30am to check its readiness,…
