All units prepared the venue for the afternoon ceremony as relatives and families came to pay their respects to the 23 people who died in the school bus fire accident. This morning, relatives and families gradually brought flowers to mourn the loss of 23 students and teachers from a field trip bus accident inside the multipurpose building of Wat Khao Phraya Sangkharam School, Uthai Thani Province, amidst the sadness. Many people still cannot come to terms with the loss of their beloved children. At the event, white flowers were beautifully arranged to pay their last respects. Last night, after the bodies of all 23 deceased were moved to perform religious ceremonies, some parents stayed to guard their children's bodies throughout the night. For the flowers used to decorate the interior of the event, part of the reason was that the owner of a fresh flower shop in Uthai Thani Province posted asking for support for fresh flowers to be used in the event 3 hours after the incident. However, before midnight, they had to stop accepting orders because there were many people who supported them by sending flowers to their shop, including garden owners in Chiang Mai, Nakhon Pathom, Pak Khlong Talat, Talad Thai in Bangkok, and volunteer flower arrangers from Uthai Thani and those who traveled from other provinces. While last night there was heavy rain, the area became muddy, so this morning we had to bring in trucks to fill and level the area again to prepare the venue for the ceremony this afternoon. Source: Thai News Agency
Preparing the venue for the funeral of the bus fire accident
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