Bangkok Police Donate Blood to Honor Royal Birthday
Bang Khén Police officers donated blood on July 23 in honor of the King's 74th birthday, aiming to replenish national blood reserves and support public health efforts.
Bang Khén Police Station conducted a charitable blood donation drive on July 23, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at the National Blood Service Center of the Thai Red Cross Society on Henry Dunant Road in Pathumwan District, Bangkok. Pol. Col. Anon Worasart, superintendent of Bang Khén Police Station, led the initiative alongside Pol. Lt. Col. Yuranun Petchmani and other police officers and staff from the station.
The volunteers participated in a blood donation program held in honor of His Majesty the King's 74th birthday on July 28, 2026. The activity was designed to express loyalty and appreciation for the royal grace, while implementing the royal principle of "doing good for nation, religion, and monarchy" through blood donation to assist patients, the injured, and support public health efforts.
The police officers' blood donation represents a gesture of compassion and commitment to replenishing blood reserves, strengthening medical security, and helping people in times of need. The drive reflects police officers' role as guardians of public peace and their dedication to standing alongside citizens.
