Dhipaya Insurance Down to Ubon Helping flood victims continue

Dhipaya immediately help. Down to Ubon Continuously leading the army TIP SMART ASSIST with Hanuman Dhipaya Volunteer Unit Give light Wollongong Tanyong Mus from South Complete with restoration of houses after the floods
Mr. Somporn Suebthawilakul, President Dhipaya Insurance Plc. With concern about customers and people who suffer from disaster That has been affected by floods in many provinces in the northeast. Ready for the head office team – local branch office TIP Smart Assist team and Hanuman Dhipaya Volunteer Unit Going into the area helping citizens and customers with insurance. Since the incident and continuously provide assistance until the incident resolves back to normal The latest progress of access to assistance Mr. Kasemsak Wong-Urai, Executive Vice President Claims Division Together with Mr. Koson Pisapa, Director of Motor Claims, as well as the TIP SMART ASSIST team, Hanuman Dhipaya Jitta Asa And the Ubon Ratchathani branch has entered the Ban Khu Sawang area, Nong Kin Phae Subdistrict, Warin District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. Providing light with solar charging, survival bags, and drinking water to the UDD, who are still suffering from floods, looking after their property. But the electricity has been cut, there is light at night so as to be safer
At the same time, another mission from the heart of Dhipaya Insurance is that Dhipaya also purchased Longkong Tanyongmat from Rueso District, Narathiwat Province, to help farmers from many lands in the south to pass on to Ubon Ratchathani flood victims.
In some areas, the water begins to reduce Kasemsak Director of Koson, TIP SMART ASSIST, Hanuman Thippayachaya Volunteer Unit And Ubon Ratchathani Branch Prepared to go into the area to restore houses after the floods By helping to move the sandbag and the damaged property out of the house And in the process of being distributed to rehabilitate other areas where the water continues to decrease Ready to lead the supplementary team To re-enter the area again as there are still many houses remaining