Mobile Kitchen Serves Flood Victims in Bangkok
Wat Indraviharn's mobile kitchen is preparing and distributing meals to flood victims across Bangkok, with the abbot personally overseeing operations to ensure quality and adequate quantities reach affected residents.
Phra Rajavachardhammrangsi, abbot of Wat Indraviharn (the Big Standing Buddha temple) in Pranakorn district, has inspected the mobile kitchen operation to ensure prepared meals are ready for distribution to flood-affected residents across Bangkok. The abbot and the Samphrayah sub-district sangha leader toured the kitchen and monitored all stages of work—ingredient preparation, cooking, and final packaging—to guarantee assistance is delivered cleanly, orderly, and in sufficient quantities to meet community needs. The mobile kitchen is part of the temple's flood relief mission, providing cooked meals to victims and affected residents throughout Bangkok. It exemplifies the temple and sangha's commitment to standing alongside people during disasters, offering support and care until the situation improves and normalcy returns.
