Lamyong Packs Relief Bags for Nan Floods, Needs More
Lamyong and Ong Than Dee target 1,000 relief bags for flood victims in Pua, Nan, urgently appealing for mosquito repellent and kitchen gear.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- Lamyong and Ong Than Dee pack relief bags for Nan flood victims
- Targeting 1,000 bags with 460 already prepared
- Urgent need for mosquito repellent and kitchen equipment
The flood situation in Nan province remains critical as Lamyong steps up to pack relief supplies for remote areas. She noted that despite the visible pile of supplies, donations are still far from sufficient compared to the massive number of victims awaiting aid.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
Currently, the Ong Than Dee organization has set a target to produce 1,000 relief bags to distribute to residents in Pua district, Nan province. Out of this goal, about 460 bags have already been prepared, while the team is rushing to pack another 540 bags for upcoming transportation.
Furthermore, Lamyong reached out to kind-hearted individuals who wish to contribute, inviting them to inquire for details or make donations directly through the official channels of the Ong Than Dee organization.
Providing aid to remote areas like Pua district in Nan province often faces logistical hurdles, making community-driven field kitchens and relief bags vital for immediate relief. Grassroots efforts significantly lighten the burden on local authorities and speed up recovery for affected families.
Among the most urgently needed items at present are mosquito repellent to prevent insect-borne diseases and cooking utensils for officials to set up mobile kitchens, providing freshly cooked meals for people struggling in the disaster zones.
Source: Thairath Entertainment
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