Last Saturday, as we visited survivors and their families in Thailand’s explosive ordnance (EO) affected areas

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07 Nov
“Last Saturday, as we visited survivors and their families in Thailand’s explosive ordnance (EO) affected areas, we were deeply moved by the resilience and strength shown by each individual. Behind every statistic lies a personal story—a story of survival, courage, and hope amid life-altering challenges.”
The ARMAC team, joined by our dedicated partners from SingHealth, Prof. Cho Jai Kook from Yonsei University, Ms. Leila El Ali -physiologist, and our national consultant Dr. Pornpimon Prasongporn, listened firsthand to these accounts. Together, we’re not just here to document the journey of survivors but to act on it, understanding the true scope of their needs in order to bring tailored support and sustainable solutions to Thailand and beyond.
This field visit underscores our commitment to a future where every survivor has access to essential care and the opportunity to rebuild their lives with dignity. Our work is strengthened by the tireless support of the ASEAN-Korea Cooperation Fund, making this journey toward recovery and inclusion possible.
“Each story reminds us why we’re here—to ensure that no survivor’s journey is walked alone. Together, we are dedicated to a region where every survivor finds healing, empowerment, and a hopeful path forward.”
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