Sent from my iPhoneMike O'Connor
International Manager
Lifesaver Systems Ltd
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Begin forwarded message:From: Thawatchai Saengthamchai <au.tha...@gmail.com>
Date: 8 ตุลาคม 2554, 17 นาฬิกา 40 นาที 44 วินาที GMT+07:00
To: vong...@gmail.com, somlakhu...@gmail.com
Subject: Fwd: Lifesaver bottle for Thailand's flood dissaster
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From: Mike O'Connor <mikeo...@lifesaversystems.com>
Date: Sat, Oct 8, 2011 at 2:40 PM
Subject: Re: Lifesaver bottle for Thailand's flood dissaster
To: Thawatchai Saengthamchai <au.tha...@gmail.com>
Cc: Greer Mulcahey Banks <gr...@lifesaversystems.com>
Thank you Thawatchai,I would expect them to do this in the first instance, testing is no problem.We do have all the worldwide testing certifications of course and the systems are in use globally by NATO forces so there is no question over the technologies performance.I would advise taking just ten to carry out this testing and get some in use in the field. I can supply these at £104 each. Normally we would arrange BACS transfer as payment or credit card for small amounts.If you can provide us with a shipping address I will arrange a full quotation. Ten would be best shipped by air.I am travelling next week in Malaysia but in copy is Greer from my office, if you can keep her in copy she will help us get things moving next weekAll the best,Mike.Mike O'ConnorInternational ManagerLifesaver Systems
Thank you Mr.O'ConnorI have presented the idea of using Lifesaver to the government pharmaceutical organization(GPO) and they interested. But they have the condition to only buy 5-10 piece of the jerry can first to put it in their lab to test whether it pass their standard or not. I understand that this will slower the process of helping people but they are the government organization so they have to protect themselves.So I will work on how to import and transfer money to you in the next step. How was the process you've been work in other country? So that maybe I can see the roadmap. Or maybe you can send me the quotation of 10 jerry can include shipping (which I want to discuss with you with you which way of shipping will be the best?) and I will present your quotation to the GPO director further on.Thank you so much for your kind supportOn Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 2:54 PM, Mike O'Connor <mikeo...@lifesaversystems.com> wrote:
Thank you for your mail Mr Thawatchai,
I am very aware of the flooding there in Thailand and we are trying to help through local and International Aid Agencies but are not getting a great deal of support. We did some excellent work in Pakistan with their floods and helped thousands of people.
We do offer a subsidized Jerrycan, it is bright yellow, filters 15,000 litres of water and is sold at £89 in large quantities. It is used exactly as you say, one per family or small village. Attached are some details of the work we are doing and where.
How can we help you to get these in use there?
Al the best,
Mike.
Mike O'Connor
International Manager
Lifesaver Systems Ltd
T: 0(44)1206 580999
M: 0(44)7850219614
E: mikeo...@lifesaversystems.com
Hall Chase, London Road, Marks Tey, Colchester Essex ENGLAND. CO6 1EH.
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From: Thawatchai Saengthamchai [mailto:au.tha...@gmail.com]
Sent: 06 October 2011 16:16
To: Info (life Saver Systems)
Subject: Lifesaver bottle for Thailand's flood dissaster
Dear Lifesaver team
I am just one ordinary people from Thailand which if you heard the news. we are under the worst flood disaster in the decade situation.
But as you may heard of, we Thai people are one of the most generous in the world (I assume) and we also have a big gap between the rich and the poor which most of the people affected by this tragedy is for sure the poor, the farmer. And the rich one especially in Bangkok (which has been protected from the flood because of the reason that they have more economic value) are now feel so proud that they help less-lucky people than them by donate the bottle of water.
But I see that these will cause more trouble about the empty bottle which for sure will go to the landfill. Not talking about the understanding between this two people get wider and becoming more problem like you saw the red-shirt's protest last year.
So I think of and idea of provide Lifesaver bottle one bottle (or jerry can) per one small district for them to provide themselves the clean water. So they can be empowered that they can take care of themselves and no need for donating the thing they don't need and will create more problem.
I am now working as the independent volunteer for the situation and I think if we can provide the lifesaver bottle to the area, situation will be much better. I think I can manage someone whether from government or organization to buy your Lifesaver bottle. I send you this email to discuss about whether we can have a special deal or something and also to discuss about how to import your bottle to my country without problem of sanitation security check or tax or some problem I didn't imagine of.
So please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
Mr. Thawatchai
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