The ceremony, held at the Mahisornphakdi Auditorium at Phuket Provincial Hall, included the ritual pouring of water before a royal portrait of the late Princess, followed by the signing of a book of condolences.
Governor Nirat was joined by Vice Governor Adul Chuthong, Phuket Provincial Red Cross Vice President Dr Khemmawan Chuthong, representatives of the courts, prosecutors, heads of government departments, local administrative organisations, civil servants and members of the public.
Participants paid their respects before the royal portrait and statue before taking part in the ceremonial water-pouring rites and signing messages of condolence.
Provincial officials said the ceremony was held to express sorrow at the passing of Her Royal Highness and to honour her lifelong dedication to public service and national development.
Throughout the ceremony, attendees reflected on the Princess’s contributions to the country through her royal duties, humanitarian work and commitment to improving the welfare of Thai people.
Officials noted that Her Royal Highness was widely respected for her compassion and support for people affected by hardship and disasters, as well as for her work in the field of law.
Participants also highlighted her role in helping make legal knowledge more accessible to the public and described her as an example of selflessness, integrity and dedication to the nation.
The ceremony was conducted in an orderly and dignified atmosphere, with attendees expressing loyalty, gratitude and deep sadness at what many described as a significant loss for Thailand.
Provincial officials and members of the public pledged to follow the Princess’s example of public service and commitment to helping others in their own lives and work.