Is there a National Day in Thailand? When was it?

Thailand's National Day was originally 65438+February 25th. In 2006, the military leader of the coup in Thailand announced September 20th as the National Day. Thai military leaders declared September 20th as the National Day. Sichuan Online (2006-09-30 17:04:56) Source: China Broadcasting Network Thailand coup 19 announced on TV and radio. Subsequently, the military leaders of the coup in Thailand declared September 20th as the National Day, and ordered all senior civil servants to rush to the military headquarters to publicize their New Deal. According to Zhongxin. Since the announcement of taking over the political power, the coup soldiers have repeatedly asked the people to cooperate and maintain social stability through television and radio stations. Shortly before the coup, Thaksin made a speech on TV 9 controlled by the Thai government, declaring the country into a state of emergency. He said that the decision to declare a state of emergency was due to the unstable domestic situation. However, a few minutes later, Thaksin's televised speech was cut off. Suraphol, a spokesman for the caretaker government of Thailand who attended the UN General Assembly with Thaksin Shinawatra, said: "Some soldiers tried to stage a coup, but their plot will not succeed ..." The coup did not cause great panic among Thai people. Although some restaurants and shops were closed at the beginning of the coup, they quickly resumed business. Don mueang international airport in Bangkok is still open, and there are no reports of cancellation of flights to Thailand. Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra canceled his plan to address the UN General Assembly on Tuesday after the military coup in Bangkok, according to UN sources. A spokeswoman for the United Nations said that the Thai delegation had announced that it would not make any speech. Thaksin had planned to speak at the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, but after the news of the coup in Thailand came out, his speech time was advanced to Tuesday night. (Gushan)