Thammanat Deploys Klatham Volunteers for Bangkok Flood Relief
Thammanat Prompao leads nearly 100 volunteers to distribute meal boxes in flooded areas of Bangkok on September 28, 2026.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- Thammanat Prompao led nearly 100 volunteers to Bangkok's flood zones.
- Prepared and delivered meal boxes directly to severely affected households.
- Emphasized unity across political lines during natural disasters.
The severe flooding situation in Bangkok has continued to disrupt the daily lives of numerous residents. On September 28, 2026, Captain Thammanat Prompao, leader of the Klatham Party, spearheaded a proactive relief operation to alleviate the hardships faced by urban residents struggling with high floodwaters and restricted mobility.
This mission was a collaborative effort involving Members of Parliament from the Klatham Party and the Thammanat Prompao Charitable Foundation. Nearly 100 volunteers from Phayao province were mobilized to establish a makeshift kitchen, cooking and preparing meal boxes to be delivered directly to people stranded in heavily impacted zones with limited access in and out.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
Beyond the distribution of food supplies, Thammanat shared his perspective on managing natural disasters, stressing that humanitarian aid must always supersede political boundaries or jurisdictional territories.
"In a situation where people are suffering, the most important thing is helping the people. There is no need to divide whose area it is or whose responsibility it falls under, because when a disaster strikes, all parties should join hands to help the people first. Whoever is ready in any aspect must bring that help in as quickly as possible."
Thammanat Prompao
The deployment of provincial volunteer forces into Bangkok by regional political figures highlights a rapid response strategy during urban crises. When central government agencies face logistical bottlenecks in wide-scale disaster zones, mobilizing external grassroots volunteers helps bridge the gap in delivering immediate relief to isolated communities.
Concluding his remarks, Thammanat expressed moral support for all flood victims, urging everyone to stay strong and prioritize family safety. He pledged that the Klatham Party and his foundation will maintain their relief operations continuously until the crisis subsides and normalcy returns.
Source: Khaosod Politics
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