Flood Relief Funds distributed to Southern Thailand – december 6, 2025
Bangkok, December 6, 2025 – The Thai government today disbursed the sixth round of financial assistance to flood victims in Songkhla and Trang provinces, totaling 368,577,000 baht to 40,935 households. This brings the total aid distributed to date to 5,513,157,000 baht, reaching 612,573 households across eight southern provinces.
The aid, amounting to 9,000 baht per household, is being provided to those affected by the 2025 rainy season floods under four categories: those with flooded residences for under 7 days with property damage, those flooded for over 7 days, those whose residences were surrounded by water rendering them uninhabitable for over 7 days, and those in high-rise buildings affected in a way that disrupted normal life for over 7 days.
Today’s transfers specifically targeted 40,947 households in Songkhla Province (including 15,913 in Hat Yai District) and 6 households in Trang Province. Funds are being distributed via PromptPay accounts linked to national ID numbers, with transfers beginning at 1:00 PM today.
To date, aid has also been distributed to:
* Nakhon Si Thammarat: 215,055 households
* Narathiwat: 7,224 households
* Pattani: 72,105 households
* Yala: 2,423 households
* Satun: 25,625 households
* Surat Thani: 1,945 households
Approximately 8,657 transfers have been unsuccessful due to account irregularities. Authorities are working to resolve these issues and expedite payments.
Government officials are urging flood victims who have not yet linked their national ID number to a PromptPay account to do so immediately through their bank to ensure swift receipt of aid.
The status of financial assistance can be checked via the Public Safety Department’s assistance system website: https://flood68.disaster.go.th/Dashboard/BoardHelpRegister. Users will need to enter their identification card number for verification.
