Thanachart Insurance is concerned and ready to assist customers affected by heavy rain and flooding on roads nationwide. We are implementing assistance measures for customers in at-risk areas, including 24-hour emergency reporting and consultation. For voluntary motor insurance customers, we offer towing services to relocate customers' vehicles to safer areas. We are also working with affiliated auto repair shops to open parking areas to avoid flooding. We also warn against continued storms and heavy rain, which pose a risk of flooding and road subsidence. Avoiding these roads is recommended for safety. According to government agencies, weather analysis following Tropical Storm Rakasa indicates areas at risk of flash floods, landslides, and flooding in urban areas, which are experiencing frequent flooding. This includes overflowing water on main and secondary roads due to insufficient drainage, from September 25-30, 2025.

Thanachart Insurance Public Company Limited urges the public to be prepared and avoid flooded roads. Road conditions, water levels, and reduced visibility can damage engines, electrical systems, and brake systems. Vehicles may hydroplane, losing traction, potentially leading to accidents. There's also the risk of road or bridge collapse due to the force of the water and mudslides, which can be life-threatening and property-threatening.

Thanachart Insurance cares and is ready to assist customers affected by flooding caused by heavy rain. They can report incidents and seek advice through the Contact Center at 1519, 24 hours a day. We are prepared to provide free towing services for voluntary motor insurance customers to relocate their vehicles from at-risk areas to safer areas. We also offer flood-evacuation parking services in each province. We have partnered with our network of auto repair shops nationwide to provide services to those affected by flooding. If you must drive through floodwaters, please exercise extra caution for your safety. Drive at a speed appropriate to the road conditions and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles. If the water level exceeds the rim of your motorcycle's wheel or exceeds half the height of your car's wheel, immediately change your route. Be aware of electrical leaks when driving over roadside power poles. Also, pay attention to warning signs or lights warning of damaged roads or collapsed roads. In the event of an engine failure, do not attempt to start your vehicle, as this could cause water to enter the engine. We recommend using a towing service, towing, or pushing your vehicle to a safe side of the road.

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