BMA churning out handwash for public
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration assembled a mini-factory on Thursday (March 19) where people from Navamindradhiraj University and the Social Development Office produced bottled alcohol-based handwash that will be distributed 2,000 communities in Bangkok starting on Friday (March 20).
“Distribution will start in Dusit, Pathumwan and Watthana districts, in that order,” said Bangkok Governor Aswin Kwanmuang. “BMA officials will distribute 10,000 bottles a day in public areas.”
The aim is to prepare 800,000 bottles.
“Numerous agencies have given us 130,000 litres of ethanol for the project,” Aswin said.
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