Panthera Group, Thailand’s largest operator of bars, clubs and restaurants, pledged another 12,000 tons of food to workers in Bangkok’s entertainment industry to help unemployed workers get through the end of the year.
Panthera Group, Thailand’s top operator of pubs, clubs, and restaurants, is using its leadership position to ensure the country’s nightlife industry survives the coronavirus pandemic by slashing rents, offering soft loans to struggling rivals, and setting an example other landlords can follow.
Panthera Group delivered 1,000 survival bags to 29 slum communities in Bangkok’s Thung Khru District devastated by Thailand’s coronavirus pandemic.
Panthera executives, joined by charity partners the Kiiran Shanker Foundation and Jurassic Mountain Resort & Fishing Park, presented the 10,000 kilograms of food
Panthera Group, Thailand’s largest operator of bars, clubs and restaurants, in June continued its drive to feed waitresses, bartenders, cleaners, DJ’s, dancers and blue-collar workers dependent on the country’s shuttered nightlife industry.
On June 10, Panthera dispensed 6,000 tons of food and necessities from its landmark Nana Plaza entertainment complex on Sukhumvit Soi 4 for 1,058 people.
Organized by the staff of Sugar Club, one of three major Panthera nightclubs on Sukhumvit Soi 11, the May 21 handout brought much-needed relief to metered-cab, motorcycle-taxi and tuk-tuk drivers on sois 11 and 23, near the world-famous Soi Cowboy.
The 500 relief bags included more than 3,500 kilograms of rice, 20,000 eggs, 3,000 tins of canned food, 10,000 packets of instant noodles, 1,000 bottles of cooking oil, plus baby powder, diapers and other necessities.
Panthera Group, Bangkok’s leading hospitality, law and marketing conglomerate, brought crucial relief to Covid-19 hospital wards with the donation of 2.5 million baht in mechanical ventilators.
Funded in equal partnership with Jurassic Mountain Resort & Fishing Park, Thailand’s top luxury resort and fishing park in Cha Am, Phetchaburi, the ten ventilators were delivered around the country May 20.
Panthera Group, Thailand’s leading integrated operator of hospitality, law and marketing businesses and owner of the Nana Plaza entertainment complex in Bangkok, has donated food and necessities to more than 1,000 workers in its tenant’s bars and entertainment venues. The total volume of food pledged by way of the donation was very considerable, including 5,000 kilograms of rice, 40,000-plus eggs, 6,000 tins of canned food, 2,000 bottles of cooking oils, 20,000 packs of instant noodles, as well as daily living essentials such as baby powder and diapers.
Having already donated more than 2,000 personal-protection suits to a half-dozen Bangkok conventional and field hospitals, Panthera Group enquired how many liters of alcohol they needed. The total they came back with 5,000 liters.
During the coronavirus pandemic, hospitals have been buying alcohol in bulk, placing a tank in a parking lot and requiring employees to continually refill smaller containers. Hayward set out to resolve that inefficiency and opted to purchase 1,000 five-liter bottles instead.
Since the beginning of May, Panthera Group has donated PPE worth more than half a million baht, addressing a critical need at conventional and field hospitals as Bangkok has faced 1,000 or more new Covid-19 cases a day since April 1. As of now, 2,177 full-body suits purchased by Panthera Group went to Phra Nangklao, Bangkruai, Bang Bua Thong 2, Rangsit General, Mahasarakarm, Sutthavat hospitals and the Rimhuy field hospitals set up in Bangkok to care for Covid-19 patients with no or minimal symptoms.
Upoj lost his job and is losing his vision. His wife, Wilai, is already blind.
Residents of one of 29 slums in Bangkok’s poor Thung Khru District, the couple didn’t have a house. They lived amid piles of scrap and garbage, a tarp doubling as a roof and gaping holes in the walls serving as windows.
Panthera Group, one of the country’s leading hospitality, law and marketing conglomerates, brought 1,500 blankets to Bangkok’s Khlong Toei slum, offering a warm buffer against blustery January winds.
Paul Hayward and Micky Doherty, Bangkok, Thailand, Co-founders of Panthera Group, have announced their renewed sponsorship of charity organization Rotary Club Bangkok South
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