🥰😘Soldiers' Kindness and Flood Evacuation in Na Taluang, Trang Pr...

Hello, my lovely friends.

Today, I'd like to share a touching and heartfelt story that happened to me during the flood crisis in Village No. 4, Na Taluang Subdistrict, Trang Province.

As the flood situation worsened, my most urgent task was to move my belongings to higher ground. This task was extremely chaotic and hectic, especially when dealing with something as large as a refrigerator! I started this task early in the morning struggling and wondering how I was going to be able to lift this huge refrigerator.

But then the light shone through. Luckily, the village headman stopped by to visit and inquire about my well-being in a friendly manner. When I told him I was having trouble moving a large refrigerator to a higher elevation, he didn't hesitate at all. He quickly coordinated for help from a group of uniformed heroes: the brave soldiers.

Soon, a scene that brought me to tears with emotion unfolded: a group of soldiers arrived in front of my house in unison. It was a deeply moving sight, and one I had been eagerly awaiting, as this timely assistance was my only hope of moving the giant refrigerator.

Upon arrival, they quickly and orderly mobilized their forces and went into action, heading straight to my kitchen area. They helped carry every important item, from kitchenware, electrical appliances, to construction tools. Luckily, I had prepared sturdy wooden shelves and tables, so the soldiers were able to safely and orderly lift the refrigerator and other items onto the counter. Their strength really helped me a lot in dealing with this chaos. They relentlessly helped move things around the house until everything was neatly packed and safe from the floodwaters. Then they asked to leave to continue their mission of helping other villagers who were still waiting for help.

🏡 A life that never stops, caring for my mother-in-law and pets In addition to moving duties, my daily life continues with an even more important responsibility: caring for my mother-in-law. Today is another day that my sister travels back to Koh Phangan, so I have to take care of her as best I can as usual. When the moving mission was finished, I immediately took on the responsibility of taking care of my mother, feeding her, bathing her, and doing regular physical therapy. In addition, I also have my four-legged friends that I am responsible for caring for and feeding.

🌊 The flood situation remains under surveillance. Speaking of the overall water situation, the area behind my house hasn't completely dried up. The area in front of the temple is completely submerged. And the houses in the garden are virtually submerged. Many households still rely on boats as their primary means of transportation.

That's all I've shared today. I'd like to send my support to all of you affected by the flooding. I wish you all the best, including myself. We'll overcome this crisis together with kindness and strength.

For now, I must take my leave. You're my friend. See you soon. Thank you for following and supporting me. Thank you very much.