Private sector's supports

PTT opens 6 relief centres in Ayutthaya, Angthong, Saraburi, Nakhon Sawan and Phitsanulok to distribute food (15,000 sets per day per centre), drinking water (20,000 bottles), and life support bags (1,000). At two centres in Rangsit and Samut Prakan, 6,000 sandbags and 20,000 empty sandbags will be distributed.

Toyota Motor Thailand, which suspends production at all three plants during Oct 12-15 due to supply disruption, has mobilised supports from dealers and others to donate Bt6 million cash so far, aside from life support bags distributed in 21 provinces as well as Bt500,000 donation to the Senate. A task force is established to help evacuate flood victims.

CIMB Thai Bank unveiled a package to assist SME clients, covering the suspension of principal repayment and interest rate cut for the severely-affected. About 34 SME customers were hit by the severe flooding, and 8 have asked for the assistance at CIMB Thai Care Centre 02-626-7777 press 0.
Fore personal loan borrowers, CIMB Thai will consider reducing the amount of installment payment, repayment extension and debt rescheduling. 

Krungthai Card Plc will cancel all debt obligations to any clients who lose their lives or are crippled by the floods. Other clients can contact KTC Phone 02-665-5000 for monthly instalment reduction during now until June 2012.

Office of Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion opens Hotline 1301 for SMEs' complaints.

Siam Commercial Bank welcomes donation to Account No. 111-3-90911-5, Ratchayothin Branch.

ACE Insurance Thailand, led by country president Neil Smith, visited the flood-damaged community in Bangban, Ayutthaya on Oct 7 to donate relief bags to the flood victims with assistance from the Army Ordinance Department.