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TOA Paint Mobilizes Staff to Aid Flood-Affected Employees

TOA Paint launched a relief program on September 26 to aid employees affected by severe flooding across Bangkok and Samut Prakan, delivering emergency supplies via high-clearance trucks to staff unable to leave their areas.

TOA Paint Mobilizes Staff to Aid Flood-Affected Employees
1d ago Khaosod

As severe flooding continues to impact residents and employees across multiple areas, TOA Paint (Thailand) Public Company Limited has launched an urgent relief initiative under the "TOA We Don't Abandon Each Other" program to support affected staff members. The company has mobilized volunteer employees to prepare essential supplies and distribute them directly to employees affected by flooding who are unable to leave their areas, beginning September 26. Relief packages containing daily necessities—drinking water, ready-to-eat food, instant noodles, canned fish, UHT milk, medicines, and adult diapers—have been assembled and loaded onto high-clearance pickup trucks for rapid delivery to affected employees.

Volunteer teams have been dispatched across multiple Bangkok districts including Bang Kapi, Lat Krabang, Lad Phrao, Min Buri, Prawet, Saphan Sung, Khlong Sam Wa, and Bang Na, as well as areas in Samut Prakan province including Bang Bo, Bang Saothong, and Bang Phli, to ensure assistance reaches affected staff members quickly and comprehensively. The initiative reflects TOA's core organizational values, which prioritize "people" as the company's essential heart. During this unexpected crisis, the company has mobilized all available resources and personnel to provide immediate support, alleviate the burden of essential supplies, and offer encouragement to employees and their families across all affected areas. The collaborative effort from volunteer staff and all company departments demonstrates the collective strength needed to help employees overcome this situation together, embodying TOA's commitment that "we don't abandon each other."

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