Bang Kapi:Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the People's Party, visited Bang Kapi and Khlong Sam Wa to meet with residents and support volunteer medical teams. He emphasized that despite receding floodwaters, health impacts remain significant.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nattapong, along with People's Party MPs, encouraged the medical teams aiding flood-affected individuals. He highlighted that the community continues to face challenges such as damage to homes and health issues that arose during the flooding.
In Khlong Sam Wa, a volunteer medical team set up a mobile unit in the Prayong Yaem community to conduct health check-ups and provide basic treatment. They focused on diseases related to flooding, such as gastrointestinal issues, wounds, foot infections, and leptospirosis, which require prompt attention.
In Bang Kapi, Mr. Nattapong and his team visited Khaisri Pramoj School, where a service point and mobile medical unit were stationed to assist the public. The team provided health care and support to those affected by the floods.
The People's Party advocates that disaster relief must continue beyond the immediate aftermath of floods. They stress the importance of maintaining access to medical services to help victims overcome physical and mental health challenges and rebuild their lives swiftly.