The Prime Minister is concerned about the situation in Paris affecting Thai people and Thai athletes traveling to compete in the Olympics. He has ordered relevant persons, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the head of the Thai sports team to take full care of the order and safety.Prime Minister Settha Thavisin is concerned about the unrest in Paris, France. He does not want it to have an impact and is concerned about the safety of Thais currently in Paris and Thai athletes traveling to compete in the Olympics.Mr. Chai Wachirong, spokesman for the Prime Minister's Office, revealed that the Prime Minister has ordered relevant agencies, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the head of the Thai sports team, to closely supervise, facilitate, and protect Thais for order and safety, so that there are no impacts.Thais in Paris are asked to closely follow news from the Royal Thai Embassy in Paris as well as announcements from the French government. In the event of an emergency, please contact the R oyal Thai Embassy in Paris immediately. However, there are currently no reports of Thais being affected. -314.-Thai News AgencySource: Thai News Agency

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