Some donated items from the "Good Deeds Organization Foundation" were found piled up in a warehouse in Pathum Thani on land purchased by "Got Athip." A member of the foundation's committee has since provided an explanation.
On 4 Nov 2026 GMT+7, reporters reported that images had circulated showing piles of donated goods left inside a warehouse. It was later learned that the warehouse is located on approximately 20 rai of land bought by Mr. Got, the former husband of Ms. Boom Panadda, in Moo 6, Bueng Ka Sam Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani Province.
Recently, the news team spoke with a member of the Good Deeds Organization Foundation committee, who said they had just learned about the land from the photos and videos circulated through various media, just like the general public. Some of the donated items shown in the images are believed to be donations received during the flood situation in Hat Yai District.
The committee member explained that during that time, Mr. Got, Boom’s ex-husband, was primarily responsible for receiving goods and coordinating donations, since Boom was on the ground assisting flood victims. They confirmed they were unaware that some donated items had been stored in this warehouse.
Regarding clothing and donated items that could not be used or passed on to victims, the committee member said they had previously coordinated with the local municipality to help store or dispose of items unsuitable for donation, such as clothes soiled with animal feces, torn garments, and unusable blankets.
Meanwhile, some items that could still be reused—such as old clothes that can be washed—are sorted by the foundation to be reused or given to those in need. Items that truly cannot be reused are collected and await disposal, but some of these goods have yet to be discarded.
Additionally, the foundation has contacted private sector partners for assistance in disposing of these items. However, due to ongoing flooding, coordination has not yet been completed.
Nevertheless, the foundation's committee is now aware of the situation and will discuss the details further before providing additional information.