OR" joins forces to help flood victims Along with providing survival bags and necessities to the local community. Lampang Province Mr. Somchai Lertsuthiwong Chairman of the Board of Directors PTT Oil and Retail Public Company Limited (OR) along with Mr. Ditat Panyarachun, Chief Executive Officer and Senior Management of OR presented the survival bags. 150 sets were distributed to communities and flood victims in Lampang Province with representatives from 2 municipalities, namely Lampang Municipality and Khelang Nakhon Municipality. We are ready to cooperate with distributors and government agencies and organizations to provide full support to get through this difficult time. In the past, OR has provided assistance to affected communities in many affected areas across the country by allocating more than 3,450 sets of OR survival bags and 4,700 bottles of drinking water to be distributed to flood victims in various provinces such as Phrae, Phayao, Chiang Rai, Phuket and Nan. In addition, PTT has collaborated with local partners to organize a LPG support project for cooking, which has donated a total of 3,493 kilograms of PTT LPG to Kitchen to cook food to help the victims The project also provides financial assistance and fuel for vehicles used to assist victims, such as rescue vehicles, jet skis, and military vehicles, to ensure efficient and continuous operations in the disaster area. Source: Thai News Agency
OR joins forces to help flood victims Lampang Province
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