Thailand’s Office of Insurance Commission has reported that 202 of 247 households registered as suffering flood damage in Lamphun province have received compensation under the national catastrophe insurance policy. The update follows earlier initial payments of THB 10,000 per home under the scheme, which allows additional compensation based on assessed damage up to total coverage of THB 100,000 per home per event. Joint inspections with insurers and local authorities on Oct. 30, 2026, confirmed damage to all 45 remaining registered homes across three villages in Pa Phlu subdistrict. Their damage records have been entered into the claims system, and payments are being prepared. Residents also reported damage to nine additional homes during the visit. Those cases await certification from village heads to support claims assessment.
Thailand’s Office of Insurance Commission reports flood payouts for 202 Lamphun homes, with payments for 45 more being prepared
Thailand’s Office of Insurance Commission reports that 202 of 247 registered households in Lamphun have received flood compensation under the national catastrophe insurance policy. Inspections confirmed damage to the remaining 45 homes, with payments being prepared. Nine additional cases await village head certification to support claims assessment.