The Prime Minister thanked the "Rescue-PA" for going to the flood relief area. It is necessary to bring sanitary napkins in a survival bag because it is necessary. Affirming that the government is ready to fully help, what is missing, please tell me. Ms. Patongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, arrived at the Government House before the opening ceremony of the Coordination of Forces. While the officers were preparing for the work. The Prime Minister went to greet and thank the rescue workers and the PA. that helped flood areas in the North and Northeast. By the Prime Minister Ask the rescue staff if there is anything missing. confirmed that the public and private sectors have always coordinated with the government. What is missing, please tell me, the government is ready to help. Meanwhile, The Prime Minister has also instructed to pack sanitary napkins in survival bags because they are necessary for women. Because some areas cannot communicate. The event will start at 11.00 a.m., and then the Prime Min ister will discuss with a group of volunteers from 12 organizations and the private sector to deliver consumer goods to the disaster area at the flagpole in front of the Peace and Friendship Building, and thanked government agencies, the private sector and volunteers for their help and support at the lawn in front of the Thai Twin Tower. Source: Thai News Agency
The Prime Minister thanked the “Rescue-PA” for going to the flood relief area.
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