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China-Thailand Blue Strike 2023 joint naval training kicks off

China-Thailand Blue Strike 2023 joint naval training kicks off
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Royal Thai Navy gets new inshore patrol boats

Royal Thai Navy gets new inshore patrol boats Royal Thai Navy gets new inshore patrol boats Thursday, 01 April 2021 14:28 According to information published by Nation Thailand on March 29, 2021, the Royal Thai Navy has anointed two new patrol boats, T114 and T115 in a ceremony at its Sattahip base in Chonburi. Admiral Chatchai Sriworakhan, the commander of the Navy, presided over this ceremony. (Picture source: Royal Thai Navy) The M36-class inshore patrol boats T114 and T115 were built by the Marsun Co shipyard at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River. The Navy said they will be used to provide safety to HM the King and the royal family, and for surveillance, protection of fishing and cargo vessels, and to combat marine terrorism.

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Lockdown called for 3 provinces

Lockdown called for 3 provinces 28 Navy steps in with field hospital published : 3 Jan 2021 at 05:00 28 Public health officials inspect Chon Buri province s Phra Maha Jetsadaratchao camp to receive the delivery of a field hospital from the Royal Thai Navy. (Royal Thai Navy photo). The Ministry of Public Health will ask the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) to impose lockdown restrictions on the eastern provinces of Rayong, Chon Buri and Chanthaburi for 28 days to stop the continuing surge of Covid-19 infections. Deputy Minister Sathit Pitutecha on Saturday said the measure is necessary because many people considered at risk of contracting the disease have concealed their involvement in activities while others have refused to report to health officials for screening.

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