Police Hospital Delivers Aid to Flood Victims in Bangkok
Police Hospital’s mobile medical unit visited Rom Klao Police Station in Bangkok to assist flood‑affected residents and distribute relief packs. Led by senior officials, the team used high‑performance 4×4 vehicles to reach inundated areas without adding burden to frontline officers. They also delivered essential supplies to local residents and police families impacted by the flooding.
The Police Hospital dispatched a mobile medical unit to Rom Klao Police Station in Bangkok to visit flood‑affected residents and distribute relief packs, stressing that the mission should not add burden to frontline officers. Led by Police Lieutenant General Kasem Rattanasunawong, the hospital’s senior management team, including Police Major Generals Phanwadee Rattanasunawong, Samart Muangsiri, and Egalak Deerungroj, traveled in high‑performance 4×4 inspection vehicles and three operational vehicles to safely reach inundated areas.
Together with the visit, the management team handed over essential items and relief packs to local residents and police families who are suffering from the current flood situation. For this operation, the Hospital’s Return Centre Group sent out high‑performance 4×4 inspection vehicles and three operational vehicles to enable the leadership and medical teams, along with medical equipment, to reach flooded zones safely.
Police Lieutenant General Kasem Rattanasunawong emphasized the key policy for the team: approach the area simply and avoid adding any workload to the personnel on the ground, so officers can focus fully on helping the public. He also sent his wishes for safety and a swift recovery to all police families and citizens facing the difficult situation.
The Police Hospital and Rom Klao Police Station affirmed they will stand shoulder‑to‑side with police officers and the public to overcome this flood crisis together.
