Panorama of Rajamangala Stadium before the opening ceremony - Photo: NAM TRAN
On the morning of December 8, preparations for the host country Thailand are taking place in full swing around Rajamangala Stadium. The opening ceremony of the 33rd SEA Games will be held tomorrow evening (December 9).
According to Tuoi Tre Online, the preparations have been basically completed. According to a member of the organizing committee, the work has been completed about 80% and will certainly be completed in time for a grand opening ceremony.
All staff at all levels are working hard to make the opening ceremony as sparkling as possible, to salvage the image after the chaos of recent days. This afternoon at Hua Mak Stadium (Bangkok), the flag-raising ceremony of the sports delegations participating in the 33rd SEA Games will take place.
Young athletes of Thai boxing
The opening ceremony of the 33rd SEA Games will be held at Rajamangala Stadium, Thailand’s number 1 stadium and has hosted many important sporting and cultural events. This place can accommodate up to 50,000 people.
Initially, the host country Thailand planned to hold the SEA Games opening ceremony outside the stadium, inspired by the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics. However, due to many factors, the program was moved inside Rajamangala Stadium and held in the traditional style.
SEA Games 33 will be held from December 9 to 20 in Thailand.
Thai workers happily prepare facilities for the congress - Photo: DUC KHUE
Workers work in the hot sun to meet deadlines.
All work is prepared most carefully.
The atmosphere of preparation was extremely tense.
Host Thailand determined to prepare a sparkling opening ceremony
SEA Games 33 will be held from December 9 to 20 in Thailand.
Workers exposed to the harsh sun
SEA Games 33 takes place in the context of host Thailand facing many difficulties
Musicians practice for the opening ceremony
Outside view of Rajamangala Stadium - where the opening ceremony of SEA Games 33 took place
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/thai-lan-san-sang-cho-khai-mac-sea-games-33-20251208120926559.htm
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