Thai government approves compensation for border incident victims: Up to 1 million baht for deaths

Thai government approves compensation for those affected by Thai-Cambodian border clashes, offering up to 1 million baht for fatalities and 700,000 baht for disabilities.

Deputy Prime Minister Pirapan Salirathavibhaga chaired a meeting of the Prime Minister’s Office Disaster Relief Fund Committee on Friday to discuss compensation for those affected by the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border conflict.

After the session, Pirapan announced that the committee had approved compensation for citizens, civil servants, military personnel, police officers, and border patrol soldiers impacted by the situation along the border. The approved compensation is as follows:


1 million baht for deaths
700,000 baht for permanent disabilities
200,000 baht for serious injuries
100,000 baht for moderate injuries
50,000 baht for minor injuries
“The government expressed deep concern and heartfelt condolences for the victims and instructed relevant agencies to expedite assistance for the affected families, both in terms of livelihood and psychological support,” he said. “The government also extended its condolences to the families of the deceased and offered support to those impacted by the incident.”

Pirapan also encouraged the public to contribute to the Disaster Relief Fund to assist those affected by the Thai-Cambodian border conflict. Donations can be made to the Disaster Relief Fund, Prime Minister’s Office at Krungthai Bank, Government House Branch, Account Number 067-0-06895-0. Donations are tax-deductible.

(2025/07/25-00:00)