Dhammakaya Foundation gave the relief packages to the flood victims

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Dhammakaya Foundation gave the relief packages to the flood victims

Dhammakaya Temple and Foundation have brought the relief packages, which contain alms from the Morning Alms Round Project, to give the flood victims.

The temple has given 48,423 packages to 42 flood areas.
News: Dhammakaya Temple helps the flood victims
Now many flood areas are not better because of the continuous rainfall. Thai people in many parts of Thailand are suffering from this disaster. Many areas are under the water, so many families do not have any places to stay. A lot of people trouble because of the flood.

The flood areas in 2011
Death: 130 people
Number of affected areas: 56 provinces, 494 districts, 3,408 sub-districts
Number of victims: 1,835,201 households, 6,464,402 people
Information Source: Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation
Issued Date: September 21st, 2011

The Most Critical Areas	The Critical Areas	The Affected Areas
1. Phitsanulok	1.Chiang Rai	1. Maehongson
2. Phichit	2. Chiang Mai	2. Lampang
3. Nakhon Sawan	3. Nan	3. Lamphun
	4. Uttaradit	4. Tak
	5. Sukhothai	5. Kamphaengphet
	6. Uthaithani	6. Nongkhai
	7. Kalasin	7. Loei
	8. Khon Kaen	8. Nongbualamphu
	9. Chaiyaphum	9. Phetchabun
	10. Lopburi	10. Mahasarakham
	11. Saraburi	11. Amnatcharoen
	12. Prachinburi	12. Yasothon
	13. Ubon Ratchathani	13. Roi-et
	14. Singburi	14. Sisaket
	15. Angthong	15. Nakhon Ratchasima
	16. Ayutthaya	16. Chachoengsao
	17. Pathum Thani	17. Srakaew
	18. Phuket	18. Chonburi
	19. Trang	19. Chantaburi
		20. Trat
		21. Suphanburi
		22. Nakhon Pathom
		23. Ranong
		24. Phangnga
		25. Suratthani
		26. Krabi
		27. Satun

Dhammakaya Temple and Foundation led by the Most Ven. Phrarajbhavanavisudh (Luang Phaw Dhammajayo), the abbot of Dhammakaya Temple and the president of Dhammakaya Foundation, has assigned his disciples in many areas to bring the relief packages from the Morning Alms Round to 1,000,000 Monks from 77 provinces Project to offer to the affected temples and give to the victims in the flood areas who are troubling because of lacking the 4 requisites.

The flood situation now is very serious because some victims’ houses are under the water including food, drinking water, medicines and things are insufficient and people cannot afford them easily. The temple realizes that the victims may face the health problems and the dangers from pests and waterborne diseases, so the temple has helped the victims as described in the tables below.

Dhammakaya Foundation helps the flood victims in 2011

No	D/M/Y	Number of Relief Package	Receivers
1	January 31st, 2011	200	Songkram Piset Center, Lopburi province
2	February 7th, 2011	73	Khlong Luang, Pathum Thani province
3	February 8th, 2011	1,000	Sisaket province
4	February 11th, 2011	200	Khlong Luang, Pathum Thani province
5	April 1st, 2011	9,500	Krabi and Nakhon Srithammarat provinces
6	June 26th, 2011	500	Phrathat Changkham Temple, Muang district, Nan province
7	June 28th, 2011	2,000	Phrae province
8	August 20th, 2011	5,000	Sukhothai province
9	August 23rd, 2011	150	Nakhon Sawan province
10	August 26th, 2011	1,000	Prachinburi province
11	August 26th, 2011	400	Nakhon Sawan province
12	September 6th, 2011	4,000	Phitsanulok province
13	September 6th, 2011	1,500	Phichit province
14	September 7th, 2011	1,500	Prachinburi province
15	September 9th, 2011	1,600	Ayutthaya province
16	September 10th, 2011	400	Phitsanulok province
17	September 11th, 2011	200	Nutrition Volunteer in Nakhon Sawan province
18	September 11th, 2011	200	Nutrition Volunteer in Nakhon Ratchasima province
19	September 11th, 2011	300	Nutrition Volunteer in Ayutthaya province
20	September 11th, 2011	100	Nutrition Volunteer in Suphanburi province
21	September 11th, 2011	100	Nutrition Volunteer in Chainat province
22	September 11th, 2011	100	Nutrition Volunteer in Uthaithani province
23	September 12th, 2011	450	Nakhon Sawan province
24	September 14th, 2011	1,300	Suphanburi province
25	September 14th, 2011	300	Bang Pahan district, Ayutthaya province
26	September 16th, 2011	300	Ayutthaya province
27	September 16th, 2011	400	Sena district, Ayutthaya province
28	September 16th, 2011	1,500	Angthong province
29	September 18th, 2011	1,450	Ayutthaya province
30	September 19th, 2011	700	Singburi province
31	September 19th, 2011	2,200	Phukhaew district, Chaiyaphum province
32	September 20th, 2011	600	Nakhon Nayok province
33	September 20th, 2011	300	Bangkok
34	September 20th, 2011	500	Suphanburi province
35	September 21st, 2011	1,000	Uttaradit province
36	September 22nd, 2011	2,500	Phichit province
37	September 23rd, 2011	1,800	Prachinburi province
38	September 23rd, 2011	700	Chainat province
39	September 23rd, 2011	700	Chainat province
40	September 23rd, 2011	600	Ayutthaya province
41	September 24th, 2011	100	Pathum Thani province
42	September 25th, 2011	1,000	Lopburi province
	Total	48,423	(Data date: September 25th, 2011)

Table 1 – The number of the temple’s relief packages for the flood victims in 2011

The temple gave 31,086 relief packages to 41 flood areas in 2010

Dhammakaya Foundation helped the flood victims in 2010

No	D/M/Y	Number of Relief Package	Receivers
1	October 23rd, 2010	300	Nongwaeng sub-district, Khokesoong district, Srakaew province
2	October 27th, 2010	100	Bangphonue sub-district, Samkhoke district, Pathum Thani province
3	October 28th, 2010	100	-
4	October 30th, 2010	100	Srichula sub-district, Muang district, Nakhon Nayok province
5	November 3rd, 2010	2,000	Hat Yai district, Songkhla province
6	November 3rd, 2010	300	Khlongsam sub-district, Khlong Luang district, Pathum Thani province
7	November 4th, 2010	132	Nongwaeng sub-district, Khokesoong district, Srakaew province
8	November 4th, 2010	200	Nongwaeng sub-district, Khokesoong district, Srakaew province
9	November 4th, 2010	500	Banphotphisai district, Nakhon Sawan province
10	November 5th, 2010	600	Phranakhon Sri Ayutthaya district
11	November 5th, 2010	300	Chonburi province
12	November 3rd, 2010	300	Singburi province
13	November 5th, 2010	200	Pathum Thani province
14	November 6th, 2010	1,480	Nongson sub-district, Chiang Yuen, Mahasarakham province
15	November 9th, 2010	400	Thato sub-district, Maharat district, Ayutthaya province
16	November 10th, 2010	300	Huawieng Municipality Office
17	November 9th, 2010	100	Bangphonue sub-district, Samkhoke district, Pathum Thani province
18	November 9th, 2010	300	Samkhoke sub-district, Samkhoke district, Pathum Thani province
19	November 11th, 2010	1,014	Suphanburi province
20	November 9th, 2010	1,000	Suphanburi province
21	November 11th, 2010	1,000	Song Phi Nong district, Suphanburi province
22	November 11th, 2010	60	Song Phi Nong district, Suphanburi province
23	November 12th, 2010	150	Phattalung province
24	November 12th, 2010	300	Yala province
25	November 13th, 2010	195	Song Phi Nong district, Suphanburi province
26	November 19th, 2010	110	Nondaeng district, Nakhon Ratchasima province
27	November 20th, 2010	500	Bang Plama district, Suphanburi province
28	November 20th, 2010	235	Song Phi Nong district, Suphanburi province
29	November 20th, 2010	860	Chainat, Ayutthaya and Saraburi province
30	November 11th, 2010	2,500	Chaiyaphum province
31	November 16th, 2010	200	Lopburi province
32	November 4th, 2010	500	Singburi province
33	November 4th, 2010	40	Ban Paeng district, Singburi province
34	November 4th, 2010	2,500	Nakhon Ratchasima
35	November 4th, 2010	500	Khon Kaen province
36	November 4th, 2010	1,000	Lopburi province
37	November 4th, 2010	1,600	Ayutthaya, Saraburi and Lopburi provinces
38	October 20th, 2010	1,260	Ayutthaya province
39	October 21st, 2010	2,732	Chaiyaphum province
40	November 21st, 2010	4,268	Chaiyaphum province
41	December 3rd, 2010	850	Suphanburi province
	Total	31,086

Table 2 – The number of the temple’s relief packages for the flood victims in 2010

Please give the helping hands for the flood victims
Dhammakaya Foundation is open to receive rice, dried food and other requisites to help the flood victims. For the interested people, please contact the Head Office of Dhammakaya Foundation or the Master Nun Chand Khonnokyoong Refectory. For more information, please call 02-831-1170 – 2.

Translated by Chadawee Chaipooripat