Bangkok, Lotus joins with Bangkok to support a campaign to reduce PM 2.5 dust. Cars wear stickers. ‘This car #reducesdust’ for those receiving service. To receive special privileges, free parking for the first 4 hours in Lotus hypermarkets participating in the campaign at 10 branches from today – 29 February.
Mr. Apirak Dechaworasit, Senior Director Business Strategy and Support Division, Lotus, said that Lotus is aware of its participation in helping drive the country’s sustainability. Happy to support Bangkok (Bangkok) solves pollution problems for people in Bangkok and surrounding areas. To reduce the amount of PM 2.5 dust from deteriorating vehicle smoke. In addition, join in encouraging people to help reduce the amount of dust and smoke from vehicles. Therefore, 4 hours of free parking has been given in 10 Lotus branches participating in the campaign. Today until February 29, 2024 for cars that display stickers. ‘This car#reducesdust’ received from participating in changing engine oil and filters in a
campaign in Bangkok.
In this regard, joining forces with Bangkok this time will not only encourage everyone to help reduce the amount of dust. It also reduces the health effects of pollution. This is in line with Lotus’ sustainable development policy. that aims to drive a good environment Ready to join in promoting the health and well-being of the people (Health and Well-being) as well. Lotus is also the first retail store to install EV Station Charging stations, providing the most comprehensive service throughout Thailand. At 100 Lotus Hypermarket branches in Bangkok and tourist cities. and will continue to expand the service of electric vehicle charging stations in Lotus branches throughout Thailand in the future.
For cars with stickers ‘This car #reducesdust’ can receive the right to increase free parking time at all 10 Lotus Hypermarket branches as follows: Lat Phrao branch, Rama 1 branch, Prachachuen branch, Rama 2 branch, Bang Khae branch, Rama 4 branch, Sukhumvit 50 branch. , Rama 3 branch, Bang Kapi
branch and Minburi branch.
Source: Thai News Agency