Udon Thani:The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude to all agencies involved in the flood relief efforts, noting that compensation payments have been disbursed to 200,000 households. He highlighted Thailand's positive reception at the IMF World Bank 2026 event and announced a Cabinet meeting in Udon Thani on November 3rd, following the International Horticultural Expo's opening.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Ekkapop Pienpises, spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, reported that the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul commended various agencies for their cooperation, which allowed people to quickly return to normal life after the floods. On October 1st, insurance funds began disbursing compensation to flood victims, with one fatality reported in Chiang Mai province receiving 2 million baht from a life insurance policy.
The Prime Minister emphasized the need for prompt action in relief efforts, resulting in quicker assistance to approximately 200,000 households compared to previous disasters. He also stressed the importance of Thailand's participation in the IMF World Bank 2026 meeting, noting positive feedback and confidence in the country's capabilities.
Mr. Ekkapop announced that Udon Thani Province is set to host the International Horticultural Expo, with the opening ceremony on November 2nd led by the Prime Minister. A Cabinet meeting will follow on November 3rd, focusing on agricultural development and addressing drug trafficking as part of the national agenda.