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College Team Supports Children and Residents Affected by Thai–Cambodian Border Unrest

22 December 2025 0 views
On Saturday, 20 December 2025, Dr. Rabkwan Chuealee, pharmacist and Deputy Director for Research and Academic Services, together with personnel and students, visited an evacuation center in Kantharalak District, Si Sa Ket. The team offered encouragement and psychological support to children and residents from at-risk areas affected by unrest along the Thai–Cambodian border. They provided essential goods, food, medical supplies, and recreational activities for children. The college also worked with the Office of Disease Prevention and Control 10 to educate communities about preventing gastrointestinal diseases. Guidance emphasized clean surroundings, eliminating insects and animal disease vectors, reducing sources of infection, improving drinking water quality, managing waste and wastewater, and preventing areas around homes from becoming breeding sites for mosquitoes, rats, and cockroaches. Residents and village health volunteers were encouraged to apply these practices consistently to improve community sanitation. Photographs: Dr. Rabkwan Chuealee. News: Public Relations Unit. “Discipline, Duty, Unity, Sacrifice, Truthfulness, and Gratitude.” Wisdom for Community. Follow our news: https://linktr.ee/scphub.ac.th #PraboromarajchanokInstitute #JoinOurFamily #SCPHUB #PHAS