BAAC welcomes the Prime Minister to visit the area to monitor the flood situation and provide relief bags to affected people in Chiang Rai Province.

Mr. Yuwapon Watthu, Deputy ManagerBank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) join in welcoming Ms. Pae Thongthan Shinawatra, Prime Minister and the group went to Chiang Rai Province to monitor the water situation and provide assistance to those affected by the flood in the North.

BAAC has provided relief bags to alleviate the suffering of affected people in Muang Chiang Rai District at Chiang Rai Rajabhat University. The bank has prepared measures to take care of farmer customers who have been affected, including their homes, agricultural areas, and products that have been damaged, affecting their income by postponing debt repayments for up to 1 year without interest.

Customers can inform their intentions at their local branches from now until December 31, 2567. For areas declared disaster zones by the governor, there are still measures to restore and enhance farmers' liquidity through the Emergency Expense Loan Project 2567/68 and the Quality of Life Recovery and Development Loan Project to cover investment costs for repairing houses and property, repair costs for damaged agricultural tools and equipment, and expenses for a new round of farming.

In this regard, farmers who are affected by the disaster can inform their intentions at any branch of the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives nationwide or inquire for more information at the Call Center at 02 555 0555, 24 hours a day.