Recently, Chao Phraya Mahakarn Public Company Limited (CMC) collaborated with Teledoc Company Limited to continue their commitment by donating ATK test kits worth over 1 million baht. They provided these kits to 7 hospitals, including: 1. Siriraj Hospital 2. Somdech Phra Pinklao Naval Medical Department 3. Taksin Hospital, Bangkok Medical Office 4. Lerdsin Hospital, Department of Medical Services 5. Vajira Hospital 6. Phramongkutklao Hospital 7. Rajavithi Hospital, Department of Medical Services. Additionally, they donated to 2 social welfare organizations: 1. Poh Teck Tung Foundation 2. Sendaai Foundation. It is a pleasure to announce that the company has successfully donated ATK test kits exceeding their initial goal, with a total donation value of over 1.5 million baht. Furthermore, the company has played a part in supporting Thai people to access COVID-19 testing at home with quality ATK kits at affordable prices, aiming to prevent and reduce the widespread transmission of COVID-19. This initiative also reflects their concern for medical personnel and supports their safe operations away from COVID-19, as well as being beneficial for the care of patients and those needing hospitalization.

Ms. Anonglak Paetyanan, Managing Director of Chao Phraya Mahakarn Public Company Limited (CMC), a real estate developer in prime locations, stated, "The company began donating ATK test kits in February 2022 to help Thai people access initial COVID-19 testing at home under the CMC Sharing Work Sharing project. Our goal was to donate ATK kits worth 1 million baht within 2022 to hospitals and social welfare organizations nationwide as a way to give back to society for sustainable growth together. So far, we have donated ATK kits to: 1. Chulalongkorn Hospital, Thai Red Cross Society 2. Elderly Club, Chulalongkorn Hospital, Thai Red Cross Society 3. Ramathibodi Hospital 4. Monk Hospital 5. Sa Kaeo Hospital 6. Si Sa Ket Hospital 7. Prachuap Khiri Khan Hospital 8. Boromrajonani National Institute for Drug Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation 9. Chaipattana Foundation 10. Slum Children Foundation. Over the past 5 months, the company has donated ATK kits to 19 hospitals and social welfare organizations, with total donations exceeding 1 million baht, amounting to over 1.5 million baht. Although the COVID-19 situation is beginning to ease, the company remains committed to ensuring that Thai people can access initial COVID-19 testing at home and will continue to import quality, affordable ATK kits for Thai people until they feel less anxious about the COVID-19 situation."

The ATK test kits are imported by Teledoc Company Limited, part of CMC, and are provided to hospitals and social welfare organizations in two types: the Norman brand nasal swab ATK test kit for general public use (Home Use) and the Vazyme brand nasal swab ATK test kit for medical personnel (Professional Use), both certified by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These kits can comprehensively detect COVID-19, including the Omicron variant, and are sold at a price starting from just 22 baht per kit to help Thai people. For more information, please contact 096-781-9695 or LINE @Teledoc.