Amid ongoing PM2.5 air pollution affecting Northern Thailand, Maxim Thailand extended its support and encouragement to personnel and volunteers carrying out wildfire control and suppression efforts by donating essential supplies to Chiang Mai University at the SD One Stop Service Donation Center, also known as “Tee Diao Hoo Rueang.”
The donated items included gloves, face masks, and over 400 bottles of drinking water, aimed at supporting frontline personnel and volunteers who continue to operate under challenging conditions caused by wildfires and haze impacting multiple areas across Chiang Mai.
A representative from the Student Development Division of Chiang Mai University said, “On behalf of Chiang Mai University, we sincerely thank Maxim for recognizing the importance of wildfire suppression efforts and for contributing support to uplift the morale of all personnel involved. These donated items will be distributed to volunteers in the field as soon as possible to maximize their benefit in monitoring and addressing wildfire challenges in a sustainable manner.” 
Mr. Pongpath Aksaraworakarn, Managing Director of Maxim Thailand, said, “Maxim Thailand is honored to be part of supporting and encouraging the volunteers and personnel working tirelessly to combat wildfires, amid the ongoing PM2.5 situation that continues to impact public health and daily life. We recognize the dedication and challenges faced by those on the front lines, and we hope that our contribution will help support their efforts, even in a small way. We also extend our encouragement to all sectors to get through this situation together.”
Maxim Thailand stands in solidarity with the community and extends its care and support to all volunteers, personnel, and stakeholders who are working tirelessly to protect forests and safeguard communities through this challenging time.