"Pinky Savika" revealed her feelings after personally visiting flood victims in the Romklao Housing and Lat Krabang areas, admitting she was deeply moved by the hardship she witnessed. She shared that sometimes just one carton of milk can be vital to someone's life.
As many parts of Bangkok face flooding, the entertainment community has been actively helping victims on the ground. Among them, actress "Pinky Savika" previously went herself to assist residents in Romklao Housing and Lat Krabang.
Recently, at the premiere of the series "The Killer's Menu" in which she stars, Pinky opened up about her experience helping flood victims firsthand. She explained that once she decided to act, she moved quickly, fearing any delay might be too late. She gathered a team, arranged transport vehicles, and prepared essential items to aid those in need.
Seeing the situation up close, Pinky admitted feeling deeply shaken and tried to offer encouragement for everyone to endure and keep fighting. She said this event made it clear that even small things, like a single carton of milk, can be meaningful and save a person's life. She also expressed happiness in witnessing the Thai people's spirit of generosity during such challenging times.
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