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Irish urged to exercise extra caution in Thailand

The Department of Foreign Affairs is advising Irish people travelling in Thailand to exercise extra caution.

Irish urged to exercise extra caution in Thailand

Wed, 26 Nov, 2008 - 11:24

The Department of Foreign Affairs is advising Irish people travelling in Thailand to exercise extra caution.

The department is also advising travellers to avoid large gatherings in Bangkok.

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