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<p>Governor Witchawut Jinto said most of the goods, including cooked food and sweets, were donated by monks from Wat Trai Thammaram.</p>

<p>“Government officials and others have also added goods such as rice, vegetable oil, instant noodles and fish sauces to the pantry up to three times a day,” he said.</p>

<p>Witchawut added that some people thanked him and food donors before availing of the goods inside the pantry.</p>

Food at Surat Thani community pantry quickly disappears

Consumer goods stocked inside a community pantry in front of the Surat Thani governor’s residence were snapped up in 10 minutes on Thursday by needy people suffering from the impact of Covid-19.