Pond Jakkrit, the Man Behind the Free Program to Send Deceased Bodies Home
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Pond Jakkrit is the man behind a program that transports the bodies of the deceased home at no cost. Recently, the online media outlet LINE TODAY featured his background and recounted the origins of this charitable work for society.
The program aims to help families who wish to bring the body of a loved one back to their hometown. When someone passes away, the cost of travel and transporting the body can be high, and some families are unable to pay. This program therefore offers assistance to those who need convenience during a time of grief.
According to the media report, Pond's path to social work was out of the ordinary. Although the excerpted news does not provide all the details, it shows that he began by recognizing the needs of people around him and decided to take action to help.
Pond's story is an example of helping others without expecting anything in return. Readers who are interested can find more details in the original LINE TODAY article.
Sources: LINE TODAY
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