Bangkok: Know before you act, prevent it! Governor Chatchart Sittipunt of Bangkok received 1,000 KITNEE microalbumin screening test kits for early detection of kidney disease risk. The kits, valued at 249,000 baht, were donated by Mr. Namchok Somapha, Chief Executive Officer of Innosus Co., Ltd. This initiative aims to enhance public health by providing effective screening resources.

According to Thai News Agency, Governor Chatchart emphasized the importance of health promotion and disease prevention, with a focus on chronic non-communicable diseases like kidney disease. He noted that the donation of these screening kits will improve access to necessary health monitoring tools, allowing for timely intervention and care. He expressed gratitude to Innosus Limited for their contribution to public health efforts.

The city plans to utilize these test kits to bolster public health operations, encourage proactive health screening, and ultimately reduce disease risks. This initiative is expected to sustainably improve the quality of life for Bangkok residents.