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Thailand Lowers Flags to Half-Mast Nationwide in Mourning for Pope Francis

WadiBy WadiApril 23, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Thai Government Orders Flags at Half-Mast

Nationwide Mourning Declared for Pope Francis

The Thai government has announced a nationwide directive for all government agencies and state enterprises to lower their flags to half-mast for three days, honoring the passing of Pope Francis. This period of mourning will run from Wednesday to Friday, April 23–25, as a mark of respect for the late pontiff, who passed away at the age of 88.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Expresses Deep Condolences

Thai Leadership Pays Tribute to Pope Francis’ Global Legacy

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra issued the order following the Vatican’s confirmation of Pope Francis’ death due to a cerebral stroke, coma, and subsequent irreversible heart failure. In a public statement, the Prime Minister conveyed profound sorrow and extended heartfelt condolences on behalf of the Thai people, praising Pope Francis for his unwavering compassion, moral courage, and tireless pursuit of peace.

Pope Francis Remembered as a Beacon of Humanity

Thailand Joins Global Community in Mourning

Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, was celebrated worldwide for his humility, advocacy for the marginalized, and dedication to global peace. The Thai government’s decision to lower flags reflects the nation’s solidarity with the international community in mourning the loss of a spiritual leader who inspired millions across faiths and nations.

Details of the Mourning Period and National Response

Thai Government Agencies to Observe Three Days of Respect

All Thai government offices and state enterprises are required to participate in the official mourning period by flying the national flag at half-mast. This gesture symbolizes Thailand’s respect for Pope Francis’ enduring influence and the country’s unity with Catholics and people of goodwill around the world during this time of loss.

Global Reactions to the Passing of Pope Francis

World Leaders and Thai Officials Honor the Late Pontiff

World leaders have joined Thailand in expressing condolences and reflecting on Pope Francis’ legacy. The late pontiff’s commitment to compassion, justice, and peace has left a profound impact, with tributes pouring in from across the globe. Thailand’s participation in the global mourning underscores the universal respect commanded by Pope Francis throughout his papacy.

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