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Siemens Thailand helps country flood victims with Siemens Caring Hands fund
27 April 2011
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Siemens Thailand donates funds and relief packs to victims of the flooding in southern Thailand.
Responding to the current flood crisis in the southern region of the country, Siemens Ltd. Thailand donated a sum of Bt80,000 from the Siemens Caring Hands fund via a media house channel to help the victims. The cheque was handed over by Prapassorn Virothai, Head of Communications to the Director of Central Service of Mass Communication Organization of Thailand Public Company Limited at Studio 1, Television Building. Besides the monetary support, about 20 staff volunteers also joined the CC team there to help pack the donated relief stuffs to be delivered to the flood-affected people.
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