Chiang Mai Flood Relief 2025: DDPM Transfers First Batch
DDPM starts transferring the first batch of flood relief funds to 8,219 households today, alongside a 2 million baht disaster insurance payout in Chiang Mai.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- DDPM initiates the first batch of flood relief fund transfers to 8,219 households today
- Total nationwide registration for flood assistance has reached 1.42 million families
- First disaster insurance payout of 2 million baht issued to a flood victim in Chiang Mai
The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has officially begun rolling out major financial relief for flood victims, executing the first round of fund transfers today to 8,219 households affected by severe flooding to help them rebuild and recover quickly.
Regarding the overall registration process for state assistance, authorities reported that the total number of households registering nationwide has surged to 1.42 million families, prompting government agencies to accelerate verification and continuous payouts in subsequent batches.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
In addition to household aid, a significant milestone was reached in Chiang Mai regarding property and business recovery, as the first disaster insurance claim payout amounting to 2 million baht was successfully disbursed to a local recipient.
Government disaster relief measures and property insurance mechanisms play a critical role in stabilizing local economies amid increasingly frequent and severe climate-related events. Streamlining verification and compensation processes is essential to preventing prolonged financial distress for affected communities.
Residents whose documents are still undergoing verification or awaiting approval are advised to monitor official DDPM status updates to ensure they receive their entitled compensation without delay.
Source: Matichon Politics
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