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GULF Continues ‘GULF Care’ Mission with 1 Million Baht in Recovery Supplies, Helping Bangkok Communities Rebuild After Flooding

Summary by Khaosod English
As floodwaters begin to recede across several areas of Bangkok, Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) continues its “GULF Care” initiative, extending support to affected communities as they begin the recovery process and restore their homes following the floods. As part of the ongoing relief effort, GULF provided cleaning supplies, other essential items, as well […]
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Following the receding of flooding in many areas of Bangkok, Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) continued its ‘GULF Care: Extending Care to Thais’ mission to assist citizens and support the recovery of communities and homes affected by the floods… Read original news: GULF Donates Cleaning Equipment and Common Medicines Worth 1 Million Baht, Continues ‘GULF Care’ Mission to Help Bangkok Residents Restore Homes After Flooding

Following the receding of flooding in several areas of Bangkok, Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) continues its ‘GULF Care’ mission.

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GULF continues its “GULF Care” project, donating cleaning supplies, essential items, and common household medicines worth 1 million baht through the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to help people restore their homes and maintain their health after the floods. The post GULF Donates 1 Million Baht Worth of Supplies and Medicines to Help Flood Victims in Bangkok Recover appeared first on Khaohoon Business Online.

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Khaosod English broke the news in Bangkok, Thailand on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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