Yossanun Unveils 3-Ton Floating Raft for Floods
Yossanun Wongsawad launches a 3-ton capacity floating raft to deliver supplies to flood victims in Lat Krabang.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- Yossanun introduces a newly developed floating rescue raft
- The raft features a heavy-duty load capacity of up to 3 tons
- Deployed in Lat Krabang district to deliver relief supplies
Recently, Yossanun Wongsawad officially introduced an innovative rescue raft built from floating modular drums, designed specifically to tackle severe flooding and navigate through hard-to-reach inundated areas.
This rescue raft has been engineered for maximum durability, boasting a standout capability to carry heavy loads of up to 3 tons. This high capacity allows large quantities of relief items to be transported efficiently in a single trip.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
On the same day, the team deployed the raft directly into the Lat Krabang district, one of the areas currently severely impacted by stagnant floodwaters. The raft served as a primary vessel to navigate through deep floods and distribute food supplies, drinking water, and essential goods to residents still staying in their flooded homes.
The introduction of the floating rescue raft highlights the practical application of modular floating equipment to address localized crisis management. Such innovations offer high flexibility and lower production costs compared to conventional heavy rescue boats, enabling local teams to rapidly assemble and deploy them during flash floods.
Source: Matichon Politics
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