Bangkok--25 May--DTAC
Total Access Communication (DTAC) will today deliver money donation and all needed relief supplies to assist people affected by flash floods as the flooding in Uttaradit, Sukhothai and Phrae have claimed lives and caused damages to people's properties. Also, the company will collaborate with related agencies to pass on the relief and will donate Bt1 million to the victims via the Phuan Phueng (Pha) Yam Yak Foundation. DTAC has set up a centre at Chai Building, DTAC’s headquarter on Vipavadee Rangsit road to receive money donations and all relief supplies from DTAC’s employees and customers to help the flood victims. The company reports that most of its cell sites in the affected areas are now up and running, with a few are being restored and should be functioning soon.
People can call to inform troubles caused by the floods at Ruam Duay Chuay Kan (public service radio station)’s call center by calling 1677 for free. DTAC customers call 1678 and press 5 to give the information.
Photo Caption : Total Access Communication (DTAC) by Mr. Sunti Medhavikul, Chief Customer Officer (third from the left) together with Phuan Phueng (Pha) Yam Yak Foundation, Ruam Duay Chuay Kan (public service radio station), Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and Siam Cement Group is giving 2,000 bags containing relief supplies to Mr. Somchai Saweangkarn, director of Ruam Duay Chuay Kan (third from the right) to assist people affected by flash floods in 3 Northern provinces.
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