Royal Command Relieves Special Royal Guard Officer of Duty
A Royal Gazette announcement confirms that Admiral Pisit Thongdeelert has been relieved of his duties as a Special Royal Guard officer, effective October 10, 2026.
According to a report by Khaosod Online, the Royal Gazette published a royal command on October 20, 2026, regarding the status of a high-ranking military official. The announcement states that Admiral Pisit Thongdeelert, a Special Royal Guard officer, has been officially relieved of his duties.
The decree cites the authority granted under the Security Protection Act of 2017, the Royal Guard Act of 1937, and Ministry of Defence regulations concerning the appointment of Royal Guards. The order specifies that this change in status became effective on October 10, 2026.
For residents and expatriates in Thailand, this announcement reflects standard administrative procedures within the Thai military and royal institutions. Such updates are published periodically in the Royal Gazette to maintain transparency regarding the status of officials serving in these specialized roles.
At this time, the specific reasons for this change in duty have not been publicly disclosed beyond the formal citation of the relevant legal statutes. As this is an internal administrative matter concerning the Royal Guard, no further details or implications for the general public or foreign visitors have been provided. Observers should rely on official government channels for any further updates regarding military appointments or changes in personnel.
