CP AXTRA Public Company Limited, an operator of Asia's leading wholesaler and retailer, Makro-Lotus's, underscores its commitment to Thai children's health by joining hands with "the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)" to deliver air purifiers to child development centers across all 50 districts of Bangkok. The initiative also aims to create an understanding of effective ways to cope with PM 2.5 pollution through the children's book "City Dust, Big Trouble," developed by "the Ananda Mahidol Alumni Club." This book will be distributed to teachers and students at child development centers. The event was honored by Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt.
CP AXTRA is committed to helping combat PM 2.5 pollution, a pressing environmental issue directly impacting people's health, particularly young children, who are prone to respiratory diseases. This collaboration underscores CP AXTRA's commitment to partnering with the government sector to tackle air pollution while enhancing children's health and well-being, and quality of life. This aligns with BMA's "Dust-Free Classroom" Project, which aims to upgrade all kindergarten classrooms (K1-K3) under BMA to meet the Ministry of Public Health's class 2 standard of dust-free classroom.
As part of the commitment to "Supporting Local Community," CP AXTRA continues to drive sustainability-focused initiatives, reinforcing its dedication to 'Health and Well-Being' in line with Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3) - ensuring healthy lives and promote well-being for all.
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