Natural Disasters
Natural disasters in Thailand come in many forms, such as storms, floods, earthquakes, and even epidemics, all of which cause loss of life and property.
Through good cooperation from volunteers and innovations from network partners, we can provide timely and effective assistance during crises.
SCG Foundation’s Disaster Relief
Assistance is divided into three phases:
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SCG Foundation Pledges Continuous Support to Flood Victims in the South
SCG Foundation offered 400 relief supply bags to flood-hit victims in Yala at Thasap community, Na Tham Yala community, and Limud community. The Foundation received excellent cooperation from the SCG Southern Office, Yala Yong Huat dealer, and staff from Yala Hospital, which collectively supports the setup of a screening station following the COVID-19 prevention guideline to ensure safety. -
Offering Relief Supply Bags to Flood Victims in Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat
SCG Foundation offered relief supply bags filled with necessary staples to the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Centre (SBPAC) for further distribution to flood victims in Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat. -
SCG Foundation Extends Helping Hand to Flood Victims in Southern Thailand
Although the floodwaters have receded, Don Mali village in Phunphin District, Surat Thani province, remains badly submerged as flooding continues to plague residents. Tai Dam ethnic group from Young Community Developers Project (Tonkla Network) has brought the plight of villagers to public attention and collaborated with SCG Foundation to deliver relief bags to flood victims at the shelter and those trapped at home out of reach of humanitarian assistance. The relief is offered to help flood-affected victims get through the crisis as soon as possible. -
SCG Foundation Sends Relief Aid with Care to Flood Victims in Southern Thailand
SCG Foundation has teamed up with Southern Business Office and SCG distributors, handing 400 relief bags to flood victims in Mueang district, Sichon district, and Tha Sala district in Nakhon Si Thammarat. The donation aims to help get flood victims out of the crisis.