GULF Donates 2 Million Baht to Support Injured Soldiers Protecting Sovereignty
GULF Energy, a major Thai conglomerate, has donated 2 million baht to support soldiers injured while defending the nation's sovereignty. Company executives visited the injured soldiers to offer encouragement and present the financial aid.
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