GULF provides relief to flood-hit Mae Sai communities
Gulf Energy Development is continuing to provide relief to communities affected by the severe flooding in Mae Sai district in Chiang Rai province.
As part of its “Gulf Care” initiative, a significant community clean-up is taking place at Ban Muang Daeng School in collaboration with Gulf volunteers (known as “Gulf Asa”), officials from Chiang Mai Provincial Administrative Organisation and school staff.
The volunteers, employees from Gulf’s head office in Bangkok and various power plants within the Gulf Group, such as Uthai plant in Ayutthaya, and Kaeng Khoi 2 and Nong Saeng plants in Saraburi, have worked to remove floodwater, mud and debris, repaired the electrical power system, and cleaned classrooms, toilets, tables, chairs, the canteen, playground and roads.
The Gulf Care initiative was launched in August to support communities affected by flooding in the North. The company has provided more than 1,500 sets of emergency packs and ready-to-eat meals, as well as 7,000 bottles of drinking water.
This move reflects Gulf’s commitment to improving Thai people’s quality of life, especially during times of crisis. The company will continue its restoration efforts to ensure a sustainable society for all.
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