Pattaya ice factory chills out local housewives and electricians
Pattaya City Administration and Buakhao Ice Factory management donated essential food items to local housewives and electricians. The event took place on Tuesday, July 16 in the multi-purpose area on the fourth floor, in front of the Thappraya Room at Pattaya City Hall.
Pattaya Deputy Mayor Wutisak Rermkitkarn, who recently assumed his role, spearheaded the initiative. He was accompanied by the Assistant Secretary to the Mayor of Pattaya, members of the Pattaya City Council, and other working group members. Together, they distributed 20 sets of rice, chicken eggs, and boxed lunches, ensuring each recipient received one set.
Financial backing for this charitable act was provided by Supawit Charoenlarp and Kanoklak Jongjitwetkul, executives at the Buakhao Ice Factory. Additionally, Wuttisak and his team used personal funds to provide boxed lunches for each individual.
“This monthly initiative aims to alleviate household expenses and express gratitude for the hard work of the housewives and electricians.”
The deputy mayor further urged everyone to continue maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness of the Pattaya City Hall building, reported Pattaya News.
In related news, a pork factory owner donated 3 tonnes of pork to a renowned temple in Nakhon Pathom, attributing their business success to the blessings of a revered sage. Devotees flocked to the event, hoping to gain lucky numbers from a ritual.
In other news, food enthusiasts in Pattaya have something to look forward to as the Fin Food Festival promises a culinary delight. The event, offering an array of delicious dishes, caters to fans of local Thai flavours and those craving Western cuisine.
With bars and nightlife closed for religious activities over the weekend, the festival serves as a perfect alternative for visitors and residents alike. The event boasts over 100 mouthwatering dishes sourced from various corners of Thailand, as well as Western foods to appeal to tourists and expats.
