Suzuki Launches Flood Relief Event at Rom Klao Community
Suzuki Motor Thailand launched a flood relief initiative called SUZUKI Flood Care Center, sending expert technician teams to assist flood‑affected car owners in Bangkok’s eastern districts from October 2‑7, 2026. The company will also host a SUZUKI “V” Care Day on October 10 at Rom Klao Housing Community, offering food trucks, barber services, and vehicle check‑ups to help residents recover. Over 200 Suzuki vehicles were inspected, with 161 brought to service centres and 45 identified by the Flood Hunter teams.
Suzuki Motor Thailand’s Flood Hunter teams, composed of expert technicians, visited flood‑hit neighborhoods between October 2 and 7, 2026, to offer on‑spot consultations, basic vehicle checks, and advice on handling water‑damaged cars. They covered areas such as Klong Chan Community, Rom Klao Community, Ramkhamhaeng Road in front and behind Ramkhamhaeng University, Ramkhamhaeng Soi 10‑1, Sammakorn Soi 1, and the Laem Thong Athletes’ Village on Krungthep Kreetha Road. During these visits, the teams distributed flyers with contact information for the SUZUKI Flood Care Center so owners could quickly reach out for help. The inspections revealed 206 Suzuki vehicles with flood damage: 161 were brought to Suzuki service centres for repairs, while 45 were identified by the Flood Hunter teams in the field. Technicians also assisted owners of other brands, advising them to disconnect batteries, avoid starting engines, and photograph damage for insurance claims. Wattanaphol Tritokratngam emphasized that Suzuki remains committed to standing with customers until normal conditions return, highlighting the durability and ease of maintenance of Suzuki vehicles while urging caution against driving through floodwaters.
