Bangkok Launches 'Still Repairable' Initiative to Assist Flood Victims
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has introduced a repair service program to help flood-affected residents restore damaged household appliances.
On October 20, 2026, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officially launched the 'Still Repairable' (Yang Som Dai) initiative at the Bangkok Vocational Training School. According to Matichon Online, this program is designed to assist residents recently impacted by flooding by providing professional repair services for household appliances and equipment.
For residents and long-term visitors, this initiative serves as a practical resource for restoring living conditions following the recent inundation. By offering a centralized location for repairs, the BMA aims to reduce the financial burden on households that might otherwise need to replace expensive electronics or machinery damaged by water.
While the program is currently active, specific details regarding the full list of eligible items, the duration of the service, and whether it extends to all districts remain to be confirmed. Those interested in utilizing these services are encouraged to monitor official BMA announcements or contact local vocational training centers for the most current operational hours and requirements. This effort highlights the city's ongoing recovery phase and its focus on supporting the community's return to normalcy.
