Pinoys in parts of Thailand reminded to remain vigilant even after state of emergency lifted

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While Thailand has lifted an emergency decree in some areas there this week, Filipinos based there were advised to remain vigilant and to avoid large crowds and demonstrations.

The Philippine embassy in Bangkok said in a post on its website early Thursday that political demonstrations are still being held in parts of the country.

"Although the Royal Thai Government has lifted the emergency decree in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, and Lad Lum Kaew and Bang Phli districts in the Provinces of Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan, respectively, political demonstrations continue to be held," it said in its post dated April 2.

It advised Filipinos with essential travel plans to, and those residing in Bangkok and other parts of Thailand, to "exercise extra vigilance" and observe safety precautions.

The safety precautions include:
  •  Avoid large crowds and demonstrations;
  •  Refrain from participating  and/or showing support in any form to any of the parties;
  •  Be vigilant and closely monitor developments;
  •  Contact the Embassy in any case of emergency.

The embassy can be reached at 760 Sukhumvit Road corner Soi Philippines (Soi 30/1) Bangkok 10110, Kingdom of Thailand.

Its phone numbers are (+662) 259-0139/40 and (+662) 258-5401, and its hotline is (+668) 99265954.

The embassy can be reached via email at bangkokpe@gmail.com or bangkok.pe@dfa.gov.ph, or fax at (+662) 259-2809.

Its website is bangkokpe.com, while its Facebook account is facebook.com/bkkpe.  Joel Locsin/LBG, GMA News

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