Two Houses Handed to Poor Families in Royal Merit Project
Two poor families in Buriram Province received new homes and 20,000 baht in development funds through a royal merit project dedicated to the King's birthday, aimed at improving living conditions for disadvantaged households.
On August 23, 2569, Sophon Saramun, President of the National Assembly and House of Representatives, presided over a house handover ceremony in Lamplaimat District, Buriram Province. The project, dedicated to His Majesty the King's birthday as a royal merit offering, aims to provide stable, safe housing and improved quality of life for the poor and disadvantaged.
The first house was given to Samruay Usuadee, a 4-member household from Khok Ngieo Village in Phothairinthon Subdistrict. She works as a casual laborer, is hardworking, and has no involvement with drugs. The second house was presented to Tuk Misunthia, a 7-member household from Nong Khu Subdistrict, who also works as a casual laborer and serves as a village health volunteer.
Sophon Saramun expressed gratitude to village committees and all involved in building homes for the poor. He announced that each beneficiary family also received 20,000 baht in professional development funds to support future income-generating activities.
