Boom Panadda Accepts Apology, Ends Feud with Rescue Volunteer
Boom Panadda has resolved a social media dispute with a rescue volunteer from Chachoengsao after the volunteer apologized for a sarcastic post about ‘outdated’ celebrities. She explained that her rescue team had already been on the ground and that the misunderstanding could have been avoided with proper communication. Boom said she accepts the apology but urged other volunteers to focus on helping flood victims rather than trading insults.
Boom Panadda said she had been working in flood‑hit areas since the first day, traveling from Surin, Sa Kaeo, Rayong and Nakhon Nayok to Bang Kla district in Chachoengsao, where locals complained they had not seen any officials. She noted that her Pattaya rescue team had already been on the ground and that there are over 17 affiliate teams, suggesting the miscommunication could have been avoided if proper check‑in procedures had been followed. After the volunteer posted an apology and called her, Boom said she was ‘man enough’ to accept it—if the matter is settled, it is settled—but warned other rescue volunteers who want to criticize her to first earn money to buy relief packs, adding that calling her an ‘outdated celebrity’ hurts enough and that her background shows she is just as committed. She concluded that she is happy to work together, wants no further conflict, and stressed that public distress should be the priority for everyone.
