-- Thai Union Group PCL, the world's seafood leader, has donated seafood products and essential supplies to support those in Bangkok affected by the recent earthquake in neighboring Myanmar. The aid, which will benefit victims, rescue teams, volunteers as well as K-9 dogs, has been distributed through the Buaphet Rescue Association.
“Thai Union stands with everyone impacted by the earthquake,” said Thiraphong Chansiri, CEO of Thai Union Group. “We want to ensure that not only people, but also pets, receive nutritious support in these difficult times. Our hope is that safe, healthy meals will bring comfort and strength to those affected, while giving rescuers the energy they need to continue their critical work.”
As part of its relief efforts, Thai Union donated 1,000 cans of SEALECT tuna, 1,440 boxes of SEALECT Tuna Spread with Crackers, 900 Qfresh ready-to-eat meals, 20 cartons pet food from i-Tail for K-9 dogs, 1,000 surgical masks and drinking water through the Buaphet Rescue Association. Ms. Punjaporn Koosamarth, Deputy General Manager of Corporate Communications, and Ms. Wisaka Chantakij, Department Manager of Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility, represented Thai Union Group to deliver the supplies at the Disaster Management Center in Chatuchak district, Bangkok.
The epicenter of the magnitude-7.7 earthquake was located in Myanmar, but it’s impact was also felt in Thailand with buildings across Bangkok damaged by the tremor.
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