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Mini-diary by Pim Hoonhout: What a disappointment

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26 September 2013

Rumors had been buzzing in Hua Hin for days that the king would attend the annual rowing competition today (Thursday). Pim Hoonhout also heard those rumors. But alas, the party was cancelled. The state of health of the monarch does not allow it.

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Mini-diary by Pim Hoonhout: What a disappointment