Three Thai banks close 113 locations amid floods on Sunday (Sept 27)


- Photo: The Nation/ANN

BANGKOK: Kasikornbank (KBank), Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) and the Government Savings Bank (GSB) announced temporary closures at a combined 113 banking locations on Sunday (Sept 27), as flooding disrupted services in Bangkok, surrounding provinces and parts of eastern Thailand.

The announcements cover 25 KBank service points, 36 SCB branches and 51 GSB branches plus one service unit.

KBank also adjusted opening hours at five other Bangkok branches and announced a 4pm closing time for operating branches across the capital and three neighbouring provinces.

KBank closes 25 service points in Bangkok and nearby provinces

KBank announced the temporary closure of 25 service points in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan on Sept 27. The affected locations are listed below.

Bangkok: 20 locations

K PARK Sai Mai Road 56 (PTT Supermodel Energy)

Seacon Square 2 branch

Central Ram Inthra branch

The Nine Center Rama 9 branch

The Paseo Lat Krabang branch

The Mall Bangkapi branch (shopping centre closed)

Nawamin City Avenue branch

Big C Kheha Rom Klao branch

Big C Sukhaphiban 5 branch

Big C On Nut branch

Paradise Park branch

Fashion Island Ram Inthra branch

MaxValu Pattanakarn branch

Lotus’s Bangkapi branch

Lotus’s Ram Inthra 109 branch

Lotus’s Sukhaphiban 1 branch

Lotus’s Sukhaphiban 3 branch

THE WISDOM Paradise Park 2 service centre

Hua Mak Center branch

Urban Square (Pracha Chuen 12) branch

Nonthaburi: two branches

Central Chaeng Watthana branch

The Mall Ngamwongwan branch

Pathum Thani: two branches

Lotus’s Rangsit Khlong 7 branch

Lotus’s Lam Luk Ka (Khlong 6) branch

Samut Prakan: one branch

Market Village Suvarnabhumi branch

KBank sets noon openings at five branches and 4pm closing

KBank said five other Bangkok branches would open at noon on September 27, while all operating branches in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Samut Prakan and Pathum Thani would close at 4pm.

The five KBank branches with noon opening times are:

Central Rama 9 branch

Central EastVille branch

The Crystal Park branch

Lotus’s Wang Hin branch

Esplanade Ratchadaphisek branch

SCB closes 36 branches, including two in eastern Thailand

SCB announced the temporary closure of 36 branches on Sept 27, comprising 34 in Bangkok and surrounding provinces and two in eastern Thailand.

Bangkok and surrounding provinces: 34 branches

Lotus’s Wang Hin branch

Soi Muban Sena Niwet branch

Big C Saphan Khwai branch

Saphan Mai Market branch

The Mall Ngamwongwan branch

Central Rattanathibet branch

Central Ram Inthra branch

IT Square branch

Robinson Srisaman branch

Song Prapha Road (Don Mueang) branch

Big C On Nut branch

Lotus’s Sukhumvit 50 branch

Big C Bang Phli branch

Robinson Samut Prakan branch

Silom Complex branch

The Mall Bangkapi branch

Lotus’s Bangkapi branch

Big C Hua Mak branch

Lotus’s Bang Pu branch

Crystal Park Pradit Manutham branch

Ram Inthra Road (The Promenade) branch

Ram Inthra Road (Fashion Island) branch

Big C Kheha Rom Klao branch

Big C Suwinthawong branch

Big C Sukhaphiban 3 branch

Lotus’s Lam Luk Ka (Khlong 2) branch

Future Park Rangsit 2 branch

Big C Lam Luk Ka 2 (Khlong 4) branch

Esplanade branch

Lotus’s Pracha Chuen branch

Big C Rama 4 branch

EMSPHERE branch

Min Buri Market branch

Crystal Design Center branch

Eastern Thailand: two branches

Lotus’s Klaeng branch, Rayong

Big C Si Maha Phot branch, Prachin Buri

SCB said customers could use nearby branches that remained open or continue conducting transactions through the SCB EASY app, automated teller machines (ATMs) and cash deposit machines (CDMs).

Government Savings Bank closes 51 branches and one service unit

The Government Savings Bank announced through its GSB Society Facebook page that 51 branches and one service unit, totalling 52 locations, were temporarily closed because of flooding as of Sept 27.

GSB’s affected branches and service unit

Seacon Square branch

The Nine Rama 9 branch

Central Bangna branch

The Scene Town in Town branch

Paradise Park branch

Sammakorn Place Ramkhamhaeng 110 branch

The Paseo Town branch

Central EastVille branch

Lat Phrao 101 branch

The Mall Bangkapi branch

Central Ram Inthra branch

The Crystal branch

Big C Kheha Rom Klao branch

Big C Hathairat branch

The Promenade branch

Big C Suwinthawong branch

iPlace Lat Krabang Industrial Estate branch

Fashion Island 2 branch

Central Lat Phrao branch

Big C Lat Phrao branch

The Jas Ram Inthra branch

Big C Bang Pakok branch

The Mall Ngamwongwan branch

Ruam Jai Market, Muang Thong Thani branch

Central Chaeng Watthana branch

Green Plaza Wang Hin branch

Avenue Ratchayothin branch

Big C Chaeng Watthana branch

Mega Bangna branch

Market Village Suvarnabhumi branch

Robinson Samut Prakan branch

Lotus’s Srinakarin branch

Talaad Thai branch

Si Mum Mueang Market branch

Poon Sap Market branch

TU Dome branch

Major Rangsit branch

Future Park Rangsit branch

Future Park service unit

Sammakorn Place Rangsit Khlong 2 branch

Lotus’s Rangsit Khlong 7 branch

Big C Lam Luk Ka 1 branch

Big C Lam Luk Ka 2 branch

Chamchuri Square branch

One Bangkok branch

Lotus’s Rama 4 branch

Gateway Ekamai branch

CentralWorld branch

Siam Paragon branch

MBK branch

Phenix branch

IT Square branch

GSB expressed support for people affected by flooding and wished them safety, adding that it would announce any further branch or service-point closures.

Customers of KBank, SCB and GSB should check branch status and service hours before travelling, as closure lists and operating schedules may change with local flood conditions.

Those travelling in Bangkok should also check flood-affected roads and routes to avoid. - The Nation/ANN

 

 

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