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Singaporeans travelling to Thailand should eRegister with MFA
By Mustafa Shafawi | Posted: 11 March 2010 1429 hrs

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SINGAPORE: Singaporeans intending to travel to Thailand are advised to eRegister with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).

MFA said it is a timely reminder in view of recent reports about forthcoming demonstrations in Bangkok.

With e-registration, MFA said it can contact Singaporeans there in case of emergencies.

Singaporeans travelling to Thailand are also advised to monitor the local news and to take precautions for their personal safety. They are encouraged to purchase comprehensive medical and travel insurance.

Meanwhile, Thai authorities have begun deploying 50,000 troops on the streets of Bangkok, a day ahead of planned rallies by anti-government protesters that they fear could turn violent.

The demonstrations are by the so-called "Red Shirts," who support former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

They come two weeks after the kingdom's top court confiscated US$1.4 billion of the tycoon's assets.

- CNA/sc


 


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