Princess Pa Foundation donates 2,000 relief bags to flood victims in Phanat Nikhom

Civil servants, police and military personnel hand out bags of relief supplies from HRH Princess Soamsawalee’s Princess Pa Foundation for victims of flooding in Phanat Nikhom.

HRH Princess Soamsawalee’s Princess Pa Foundation donated 2,000 bags of relief supplies to victims of flooding in Phanat Nikhom.
Foundation Vice-President Damrong Rianprayoon presented the disaster relief to residents at a temple in Luang Sub-District Oct. 23.
Deputy Gov. Pongsak Preechawit and civil servants, police and military personnel asked Damrong to thank HRH for the donation.
Pongsak said typhoons Wutip and Nari had submerged nearly all of the district, which takes runoff from surrounding districts. Most of the water has receded, he said, but the Bot and Luang sub-districts are still suffering lingering effects. (CPRD)

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