GULF Volunteers Join Forces to Support Bangkok’s Flood-Affected Communities, delivering ‘GULF Care’ Relief Kits and Essential Supplies
In response to flooding across several areas of Bangkok, Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF), led by Mr. Sitamon Ratanavadi, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, brought together ‘GULF Volunteers’ also known as ‘GULF Asa’, comprising employees from GULF’s head office and power plants across the Group, to lend a helping hand to flood-affected communities in […] The post GULF…
In response to the flooding that has impacted several regions of Bangkok, Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) has mobilized a team of 'GULF Volunteers', also referred to as 'GULF Asa'. These 'GULF Asa' volunteers are employees who have come together from various GULF facilities, including head office and power plants, to assist those who have been affected by the flooding.
The dedicated volunteers collaborated to assemble 650 'GULF Care' relief kits, each packed with essential supplies to alleviate the suffering experienced by the flood-affected communities. Every relief kit contains a selection of vital items, such as boxed milk, canned food, instant noodles, and basic medicines.
In addition to the relief kits, GULF also supplied 6,000 bottles of drinking water to distribute among the affected communities throughout Bangkok. These relief supplies were received by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tavida Kamolvej, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, at Bangkok City Hall 2, on behalf of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.
GULF has pledged its commitment to standing alongside the communities that have been impacted by the flooding, and will continue to provide support for relief and recovery efforts throughout the country. The company's mission is to help communities overcome the crisis and resume their daily lives as quickly as possible.
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