Irish urged to exercise extra caution in Thailand

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

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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