PTT saddened by plane crash
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PTT Plc on Thursday said it was saddened by the loss of three engineers in the crash of a Lao Airlines aircraft into the Mekong River and expressed condolence to their families.
Chavalit Punthong, PTT’s executive vicepresident for retail marketing, said the three engineers were travelling to Laos to carry out a mission to expand petrol stations and depot in the neighboring country.
They were identified as Yangyong Apaanan, Nipol Mengsee and Vilathep Vivavong, a Laotian.
Chavalit said the three were valuable staffs of the PTT and the PTT would take good care of their families and pay to the families more than the welfare as stated in the PTT rules regarding to deaths of the staffs.
The PTT will also assign its agency concerned to coordinate with the families to seek compensations from the airline, Chavalit said.
They were identified as Yangyong Apaanan, Nipol Mengsee and Vilathep Vivavong, a Laotian.
Chavalit said the three were valuable staffs of the PTT and the PTT would take good care of their families and pay to the families more than the welfare as stated in the PTT rules regarding to deaths of the staffs.
The PTT will also assign its agency concerned to coordinate with the families to seek compensations from the airline, Chavalit said.
- Thai passengers of Lao Airlines’ QV301 flight on October 16
1. Yangyong Apaanan
2. Nipol Mengsee
3. Kanueng Chartkasamchai
4. Phakkhawat Atiratanachai
5. Veekij Busarawuthanusorn
