Private sector's supports

Citibank invites its cardholders to provide assistance to flood victims by giving donation via Citibank Credit Cards. Contact CitiPhone Banking at tel. 0-2788-7808 at 24 hour services, during Oct 12 - 31, for donation which will be presented to the Thai Red Cross Society.

Thanachart Bank welcomes donation to Account No. 031-6-00777-4, MBK Tower Branch. It deposited the first Bt1 million into the account. 

Bangkok Asset Management Co Ltd is considering measures to help clients, to include an interest rate cut, debt moratorium for 6-12 months or a cut in instalments.

Advanced Info Service (AIS) has topped up call value of Bt30 to each of prepaid mobile phone customers in the flood hit Ayutthaya, Lop Buri, and Nakhon Sawan, totalling Bt30 million and around one million customers. The topup will be completed on Friday.

Diamond Building Product (DRT), a tile producer, will runs its plant at full production capacity, to meeting a sharp spike in demand after the floods. It also vows to maintain the product prices as long as possible.

Chevrolet Sales Thailand offers a special discount for its customers for maintenance and repairs of Chevrolet vehicles affected by the floods. The 30 percent discount on spare parts is effective immediately and ends on October 31, 2011. All 93 Chevrolet showrooms nationwide will participate in the campaign.

It also launched the ‘Ultimate Good Drive’ campaign in conjunction with the launch of the all-new Colorado. A convoy of all-new Colorados will be travelling to nine provinces nationwide, delivering emergency supplies to flood victims, in addition to delivering donations to selected schools. Over a period of two weeks, the convoy will visit Rayong, Buriram, Sakhon Nakhon, Udon Thani, Chiang Mai, Sukhothai, Samut Sakhon, Surat Thani, and Nakhon Si Thammarat.

 Export-Import Bank of Thailand donated Bt1 million cash to the Finance Ministry, to help flood victims.