Bangkok:The initiative, supervised by Ms. Supamas Isarabhakdi, Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office, demonstrates ongoing efforts to aid flood victims. As of October 6, 2026, assistance measures have already supported over 649 vehicle repairs and helped 10,185 individuals through HomePro's offerings.
According to Thai News Agency, Coordination with the Bangkok Metropolitan Police has facilitated vehicle towing services since September 27, 2026. The public can access these services via the hotline 1197. Additionally, the Department of Internal Trade is working to prevent price gouging, ensuring fair service fees. The Association of Insurance Repair Shops offers a range of incentives, including free repair estimates and discounts, to ease the burden on affected citizens.
The Bank of Thailand has introduced financial relief measures such as principal repayment deferral and loan term extensions. The Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) is urging insurers to expedite compensation payouts, with a hotline available for claim assistance. Car manufacturers and the Thai Car Rental Association are contributing by waiving fees and providing vehicle inspections.
For residential tenants, businesses have been advised against unfair rental practices. Legal responsibilities for flood-damaged properties have been outlined, emphasizing the landlord's role in major repairs. Eligibility for government compensation will be assessed individually by local authorities.
Several companies are offering specialized campaigns to support home and appliance restoration. HomePro, Samsung, Realme, and OPPO are providing discounts and free repairs under specific conditions. Thai Watsadu and Power Buy are offering discounts on recovery equipment and trade-in opportunities for old appliances.
Ms. Suphamas highlighted the Consumer Protection Board's (CPB) efforts to address complaints regarding housing, travel, and other services. Meetings with aviation authorities aim to assist passengers affected by travel disruptions. Citizens are encouraged to report any unfair treatment through the CPB's various contact channels.