Bangkok Chain Hospital Public Company Limited (BCH) recognizes the importance of responsible business practices and collaboration with external stakeholders (External Stakeholder Engagement) in supporting communities affected by natural disasters. Flooding, in particular, can have significant implications for public health, sanitation, the environment, and people's daily lives. On October 7, 2026, the Company supported the Department of Water Resources in its efforts to assist and restore the Rom Klao Housing Community in Lat Krabang District, Bangkok, which had been affected by flooding. The Company donated essential supplies and medical products at the Department of Water Resources headquarters to support government-led relief and recovery efforts in the affected area.

The donated items included cleaning equipment, personal protective equipment, medical supplies, and essential hygiene products for use following floodwater recession. These supplies are intended to support the cleaning of homes and community areas, as well as help address potential health and sanitation risks associated with post-flood conditions. The Department of Water Resources will distribute the donated supplies and medical products to the Rom Klao Housing Community to support environmental cleanup, alleviate difficulties faced by affected residents, and facilitate the community's return to normal daily activities.

This collaboration reflects the involvement of both the private and public sectors in addressing the impacts of water-related disasters through coordinated efforts and the provision of essential resources to affected communities. The Company recognizes the importance of public health and sanitation alongside environmental recovery following flooding, as these issues are closely linked to community well-being and quality of life. This initiative also forms part of the Company's approach to stakeholder engagement in responding to social and environmental challenges affecting local communities.

The Company places importance on social responsibility initiatives that reflect community circumstances and the needs of affected populations. Through collaboration with relevant government agencies, the Company seeks to support public health, safety, and community recovery. Its contribution to the Department of Water Resources represents another example of the Company's commitment to corporate social responsibility and its participation in addressing flood-related impacts through cross-sector collaboration, in line with its broader approach to corporate sustainability.

• Bangkok Chain Hospital Public Company Limited (BCH) supported the health and well-being of flood-affected communities by providing essential medical supplies, hygiene products, and cleaning equipment to help reduce health risks and improve sanitary conditions during post-flood recovery. SDG Target 3.9: Substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination.

• BCH contributed to post-flood recovery efforts in the Rom Klao Housing Community by providing essential supplies and cleaning equipment to support the restoration of homes and community environments, helping affected residents recover from the impacts of flooding. SDG Target 11.5: Significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses caused by disasters, including water-related disasters.

• The initiative supports community resilience to water-related disasters through collaboration with a government agency, contributing to recovery efforts and strengthening the community's capacity to respond to environmental and climate-related risks. SDG Target 13.1: Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries.

• The collaboration between BCH and the Department of Water Resources demonstrates public-private cooperation in addressing the impacts of flooding. By providing essential resources for community recovery, the initiative promotes stakeholder engagement and collective action toward sustainable community development. SDG Target 17.17: Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships.