Members of the public allowed for the first time to enter throne hall and see the body of King Bhumibol Adulyadej lying in state Tens of thousands of Thais have streamed into Bangkok's Grand Palace as the public was granted its first chance to enter the throne hall and see the body of late King Bhumibol Adulyadej lying in state. Bhumibol, who died at 88 on 13 October, was adored by many of his subjects and seen as an anchor of stability in a kingdom rocked by turbulent politics.
Members of the public allowed for the first time to enter throne hall and see the body of King Bhumibol Adulyadej lying in state Tens of thousands of Thais have streamed into Bangkok's Grand Palace as the public was granted its first chance to enter the throne hall and see the body of late King Bhumibol Adulyadej lying in state. Bhumibol, who died at 88 on 13 October, was adored by many of his subjects and seen as an anchor of stability in a kingdom rocked by turbulent politics.
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