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Check 2026 flood relief payments for households affected by the floods. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) and Government Savings Bank have successfully transferred over 2.4 billion baht. As of the latest update today (14 Oct), another 86,303 households will receive payments, including 74,962 households in Bangkok. Beneficiaries can check their status on the official website.relief.disaster.go.th
At 08:00 on 14 Oct 2026, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) announced that flood relief payments during the 2026 rainy season have been successfully transferred to 306,384 households totaling 2,409.836 million baht across 39 provinces.
Nirat Pongsitthaworn, Director-General of DDPM, stated that DDPM and the Government Savings Bank have continuously sent data and transferred flood relief funds to affected citizens. As of 22:00 on 13 Oct 2026, the Government Savings Bank had successfully transferred money to 306,384 households, totaling 2,409.836 million baht, covering 39 provinces.
Today (14 Oct 2026), DDPM has sent data to the Government Savings Bank to transfer payments to 86,303 households totaling 644.995 million baht. This covers six provinces—Ang Thong, Sing Buri, Saraburi, Chachoengsao, Chaiyaphum, Suphan Buri—and Bangkok. In Bangkok alone, 74,962 households will receive flood relief payments. The Government Savings Bank will begin transferring funds to citizens' PromptPay-linked accounts with complete data from 11:00 a.m. onward.
For those who submitted requests to receive "2026 flood relief payments" via the "Tang Rat" application or by applying in person, they can check their status in real time as follows:
there are two ways to check status:
1.Application"Tang Rat"
2. Via the websitehttps://relief.disaster.go.th
check status via the websitehttps://relief.disaster.go.th
1. Select "Check Registration Status"
2. Enter your 13-digit ID number
3. After submitting, the system will display your current application status.
To facilitate convenience, DDPM has created a QR Code for scanning to track flood relief payment status per the Cabinet resolution. Citizens are advised to beware of fake links from scammers. The only official channels to check DDPM flood relief payments are these two methods.
For some recipients whose bank transfers failed, DDPM found the main cause was that their ID number was not linked to their bank account via PromptPay. DDPM has coordinated with provincial and district offices to check and inform citizens to complete this linkage so they can receive their payments promptly.
Information sourced from the Facebook page of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM).