Among them, there were Thai Buddhist monks and nuns, Thai Muslim students from Aligar and Lucknow, as well as some Thai Christians and Sikhs. Elsewhere in India, the Royal Thai Consulates-General in Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata also held similar memorial service. The ceremony was held concurrently with the Royal Cremation Ceremony in Bangkok and at other Thai embassies and consulates abroad. In Malaysia, the Thai Embassy held the religious ceremony as part of the cremation rite for HM the late King at Wat Thai Chetawan, southwest of Kuala Lumpur. In Ankara, Turkey, the Thai Embassy hosted a sandalwood flower-placing ceremony for officials and the Thai community to pay their respects to the late King.

Source: The Nation Bangkok October 26, 2017 18:00 UTC