On June 26, 2026, Bangkok Chain Hospital Public Company Limited (BCH) delivered used medicines and sachets under the project “Give Life, Give Blister Packs” to Wat Chak Daeng to be processed and recycled according to the circular economy concept. The company aims to reduce the amount of waste that needs to be disposed of, promote the use of resources efficiently, and increase the opportunity for the use of materials to be used again.

The 1st delivery of more than 60 kilograms of used medicines and sachets from affiliated hospitals. The Company has set up donation points in all hospitals and clinics in the group to facilitate the continuous donation of customers, personnel, and the public. The project has contributed to the reduction of waste, the reduction of new raw materials, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the recycling process instead of landfill or incineration, reflecting BCH's commitment to sustainable waste management across the value chain.

• Collected used medicine blister packs and sachets to be recycled, reducing the amount of waste that needs to be disposed of SDG Target 12.5 Reduce waste through prevention, reduction, recycling and recycling

• Supports greenhouse gas emission reduction from renewable resources consumption and new raw material production SDG Target 13.2 Integration of Climate Change Measures in Operations

BCH aims to promote the management of resources in accordance with the circular economy through the “Give Life, Give Blister Packs” project.