Thai king marks completion of royal cremation site ahead of funeralBANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand s King Maha Vajiralongkorn on Wednesday presided over a ceremony marking the end of the construction of the royal crematorium that will be used in the funeral of his father, the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, on Oct. 26. The king blessed and then raised the Nine-Tiered Great White Umbrella of State, the most sacred regalia of the Thai monarchy, to the top of the lavish crematorium - the main site of the royal funeral that was built from scratch on an open space in front of the Grand Palace in Bangkok s old quarter. Artisans have worked for 10 months to build the site that includes eight structures decorated with ornaments of various gods and goddesses, mimicking a vision of heaven in Bhramin-Buddhist traditions of Thailand s royal court. Hundreds of thousands of black-clad mourners are expected to camp for days near the palace to observe the five-day funeral ceremony, a last goodbye to much-loved King Bhumibol who reigned over Thailand from 1946 until his death on Oct. 13, 2016. [nL4N1MM1N6] Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai said at least 30 foreign dignitaries will attend the royal cremation and the number could rise.   The dignitaries who have confirmed their attendance include King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck of Bhutan, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, Queen Mathilde of Belgium, Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, Japan s Prince Akishino, Australia s Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove and Singapore s President Halimah Yacob. About 12 million people, or almost one sixth of Thailand s population, have paid their respects to the late king, queuing up to visit the Grand Palace where he has been lying-in-state. Oct. 26 has been declared a national holiday. That night, more than 3,000 performers will join a final tribute of music and puppet shows to end a year of mourning.     worldnews
thai king marks completion royal cremation site ahead funeralbangkok reuters thailand king mara vajiralongkorn wednesday presided ceremony marking end construction royal crematorium used funeral father late king bhumibol adulyadej the king blessed raised great white umbrella state sacred regalia thai monarchy top lavish crematorium main site royal funeral built scratch open space front grand palace bangkok old quarter artisans worked months build site includes eight structures decorated ornaments various gods goddesses mimicking vision heaven traditions thailand royal court hundreds thousands mourners expected camp days near palace observe funeral ceremony last goodbye king bhumibol reigned thailand death foreign minister don pramudwinai said least foreign dignitaries attend royal cremation number could rise the dignitaries confirmed attendance include king time hear namgyel wangchuck bhutan queen maxima netherlands queen mathilde belgium crown prince aaron norway japan prince akishino australia governor general sir peter cosgrove singapore president halifax jacob about million people almost one sixth thailand population paid respects late king quoting visit grand palace declared national holiday that night performers join final tribute music puppet shows end year mourning worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Thai king marks completion of royal cremation site ahead of funeralBANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand s King Maha Vajiralongkorn on Wednesday presided over a ceremony marking the end of the construction of the royal crematorium that will be used in the funeral of his father, the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, on Oct. 26. The king blessed and then raised the Nine-Tiered Great White Umbrella of State, the most sacred regalia of the Thai monarchy, to the top of the lavish crematorium - the main site of the royal funeral that was built from scratch on an open space in front of the Grand Palace in Bangkok s old quarter. Artisans have worked for 10 months to build the site that includes eight structures decorated with ornaments of various gods and goddesses, mimicking a vision of heaven in Bhramin-Buddhist traditions of Thailand s royal court. Hundreds of thousands of black-clad mourners are expected to camp for days near the palace to observe the five-day funeral ceremony, a last goodbye to much-loved King Bhumibol who reigned over Thailand from 1946 until his death on Oct. 13, 2016. [nL4N1MM1N6] Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai said at least 30 foreign dignitaries will attend the royal cremation and the number could rise.   The dignitaries who have confirmed their attendance include King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck of Bhutan, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, Queen Mathilde of Belgium, Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, Japan s Prince Akishino, Australia s Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove and Singapore s President Halimah Yacob. About 12 million people, or almost one sixth of Thailand s population, have paid their respects to the late king, queuing up to visit the Grand Palace where he has been lying-in-state. Oct. 26 has been declared a national holiday. That night, more than 3,000 performers will join a final tribute of music and puppet shows to end a year of mourning.     worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: thai king marks completion royal cremation site ahead funeralbangkok reuters thailand king mara vajiralongkorn wednesday presided ceremony marking end construction royal crematorium used funeral father late king bhumibol adulyadej the king blessed raised great white umbrella state sacred regalia thai monarchy top lavish crematorium main site royal funeral built scratch open space front grand palace bangkok old quarter artisans worked months build site includes eight structures decorated ornaments various gods goddesses mimicking vision heaven traditions thailand royal court hundreds thousands mourners expected camp days near palace observe funeral ceremony last goodbye king bhumibol reigned thailand death foreign minister don pramudwinai said least foreign dignitaries attend royal cremation number could rise the dignitaries confirmed attendance include king time hear namgyel wangchuck bhutan queen maxima netherlands queen mathilde belgium crown prince aaron norway japan prince akishino australia governor general sir peter cosgrove singapore president halifax jacob about million people almost one sixth thailand population paid respects late king quoting visit grand palace declared national holiday that night performers join final tribute music puppet shows end year mourning worldnews