Srettha also greeted Thais who were visiting the temple to give alms and make merit on the first day of the year.
The prime minister and his wife will preside over a new year alms-giving ceremony at Government House’s Santi Maitree building on Tuesday. Srettha will offer alms to 67 monks before paying respect at the Brahma shrine, ahead of the first Cabinet meeting of the year on Tuesday. He and Pakpilai will then return to the PM’s residence, Phitsanulok Mansion, and hold rites at the shrines of two deities – Thao Hiran Phanasoon and Brahma.
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