Or what a foreigner shouldn’t do when National Anthem of Thailand is playing.
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One of the most unique aspects of day-to-day life in Thailand is the national anthem being played across the country twice a day. It can be heard at 8am and 6pm to coincide with the raising and lowering of the national flag in all Thai towns and cities. It is broadcast on every local and national television and radio station. It can be heard over speakers in train and subway stations, in parks and in public buildings, and even before performances in cinemas. When the national anthem is heard, everyone must stand quietly for the duration and suspend their current activity. It is an expression of the Thai people’s intense national pride, so don’t be alarmed when you first hear it and follow the example of those around you.