Pathum Thani:Villagers in Pathum Thani province have expressed regret over the accumulation of donated items left scattered on a property belonging to "Boom Panadda." The locals have called for the swift distribution of these items to those in need and the underprivileged to prevent further spoilage.

According to Thai News Agency, the property, situated in Bueng Kasam Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, was purchased by Boom Panadda, president of the Good Deeds Organization Foundation, and her husband. The 20-rai (approximately 8 acres) land features a large pond, a warehouse, several tents, and numerous items such as bottled water, instant noodles, and clothing left on the ground. Additionally, there are two prefabricated houses and another under construction on the site.

Villagers have expressed that leaving the items exposed to the elements is wasteful. They believe distributing the goods to those affected by recent flooding could be more beneficial. Mr. Somchai, a 72-year-old local whose land is adjacent to the property, shared that he previously rented part of the land for rose cultivation and only recently became aware of its current ownership and purpose. He noted the presence of workers and an elderly disabled person being cared for on the property.