Chonburi Immigration treats orphans to lunch

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Chonburi Immigration Police treated dozens of disadvantaged children at the Pattaya Orphanage to a free lunch.

Commissioner Col. Chaiyot Varakjunkiat and Deputy Commissioner Lt. Col. Ratchapong Tiesud led a handful of immigration officers to the orphanage June 21 where they were welcomed by Director Rev. Michael Veera Phangrak.

Chonburi Immigration Police Commissioner Col. Chaiyot Varakjunkiat chats with orphanage director, Rev. Michael Veera Phangrak.Chonburi Immigration Police Commissioner Col. Chaiyot Varakjunkiat chats with orphanage director, Rev. Michael Veera Phangrak.

Chaiyot told the gathering that this dinner treat was not only to help the unfortunate children in society, but also for officers of the same unit to work together, unite, respect one another and realize the importance of charity.

The officers also donated toys, sports equipment and cash.

Veera said 35 of the 150 orphans housed at the orphanage suffer from ailments ranging from paralysis to autism. Daily expenses run about 80,000 baht, which comes entirely from donations. He thanked Immigration for their help.

Chonburi Immigration officers, children and orphanage staff gather for a group photo during the presentation. Chonburi Immigration officers, children and orphanage staff gather for a group photo during the presentation.