Gulf EnergyNews · 2025-11-19 00:00

Gulf Energy Development donated 1.3 million baht to support four soldiers injured by landmines near the Thai-Cambodian border.

Gulf Energy Development provided 1.3 million baht in aid to four soldiers who were injured by landmines while on patrol along the Thai-Cambodian border in Sisaket province. The donation came from GULF's 100-million-baht fund established to support military personnel affected by border incidents.

This CSR initiative demonstrates GULF's commitment to social responsibility and national security, though it has limited direct operational or strategic impact on the company's core energy business.

Fast Facts

·Donor: Gulf Energy Development (GULF)
·Donation amount: 1.3 million THB
·Recipients: 4 soldiers injured by landmines
·Location of incident: Huai Ta Maria, Thai-Cambodian border, Kantaralak District, Sisaket Province
·Fund source: GULF's 100-million-baht fund
·Total aid from fund to date: Over 30 million THB
·Breakdown of aid: 17 million THB for 17 deceased soldiers' families, 10.5 million THB for injured soldiers, over 2 million THB for medical equipment
·Hospital receiving donation: Sanpasitthiprasong Camp Hospital, Ubon Ratchathani

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People Mentioned

Sitamon Ratanawadee

Assistant Vice President at Gulf Energy Development

Colonel Surang Wittayawongsruji

Director at Sanpasitthiprasong Camp Hospital

Source

Gulf Energy Development donated 1.3 million baht to support four soldiers injured by landmines near the Thai-Cambodian border.