Krungthai Bank provides flood relief in Nan

MGR Online•Economy•6d ago

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Krungthai Bank provided 1,000 relief bags to flood victims in Nan Province and opened donations through the Friends in Need Volunteers Foundation.

•Krungthai Bank executives and employees distributed 1,000 relief bags in Nan Province.
•The relief bags contained rice and dried food to assist flood victims.
•Krungthai Bank partnered with the Friends in Need Volunteers Foundation under the Thai Red Cross Society to accept donations via QR Code E-Donation and bank transfer.

•Continuous heavy rain caused flash floods and forest run-off in Nan Province, damaging assets, residences, and livelihoods.
•Krungthai Bank executives and employees delivered 1,000 relief bags containing rice and dried food to victims in Nan Province.
•Krungthai Bank representatives listened to customer problems in the affected area to provide targeted assistance and moral support.
•Krungthai Bank and the Friends in Need Volunteers Foundation under the Thai Red Cross Society are accepting donations from the public.
•Donations can be made via QR Code E-Donation through any banking application or via a savings account at Krungthai Bank, Nana Nuea Branch.
•Donation data via QR Code E-Donation is automatically sent to the Revenue Department's tax deduction system.

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Krungthai Bank(ธนาคารกรุงไทย)ℹ️

A bank that provided relief bags to flood victims in Nan and facilitated donations.

Friends in Need Volunteers Foundation under the Thai Red Cross Society(มูลนิธิอาสาเพื่อนพึ่ง (ภาฯ) ยามยาก สภากาชาดไทย)

An organization partnering with Krungthai Bank to receive donations for flood victims.

Revenue Department(กรมสรรพากร)

The government agency that receives automatic donation data for tax deductions.

Krungthai Bank, Nana Nuea Branch(ธนาคารกรุงไทย สาขานานาเหนือ)

The specific bank branch holding the savings account for the Friends in Need Volunteers Foundation.

Nan Province(จังหวัดน่าน)ℹ️

The area affected by flash floods and forest run-off where relief bags were distributed.