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- Kamonwan Sarpanich, Assistant Vice President, the representative of Metro Systems Corporation Public Company (MSC) delivered Old Desk Calendar to Foundation for The Blind in Thailand.
- MSC is a part of supporting access to education among the visually impaired group through our “Old Calendars, we ask for The Blind” project that has been running for the 7th consecutive year by gathering donations of old desk calendars that were no longer used from MSC employees.
- The calendars had been forwarded to Educational Technology Center for the Blind Foundation for the Blind in Thailand under the Royal Patronage of Her Majesty the Queen to produce a Braille calendar for the visually impaired on February 10, 2023.
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SOURCE RELEASEMs. Kamonwan Sarpanich, Assistant Vice President, the representative of Metro Systems Corporation Public Company (MSC) delivered Old Desk Calendar to Foundation for The Blind in Thailand. MSC is a part of supporting access to education among the visually impaired group through our “Old Calendars, we ask for The Blind” project that has been running for the 7th consecutive year by gathering donations of old desk calendars that were no longer used from MSC employees. The calendars had been forwarded to Educational Technology Center for the Blind Foundation for the Blind in Thailand under the Royal Patronage of Her Majesty the Queen to produce a Braille calendar for the visually impaired on February 10, 2023.
For Information, please contact Ms. Saovanee Mungsuwan Call: 02-089-4298, Email: saovamun@metrosystems.co.th, Website: https ://www.metrosystems.co.th/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/metrosystemscorp/
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