Flood bills in Hat Yai drown vehicle owners


Costly ride: Malaysian vehicles, submerged during the massive Hat Yai floods, arriving on flatbed tow trucks at the Malaysia-Thailand border in Bukit Kayu Hitam.

GEORGE TOWN: Malaysians dri­ving into south Thailand have been urged to ensure they have proper cross-border motor insu­rance, after the severe floods in Hat Yai last month left many motorists stranded.

General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM) chief executive officer Chua Kim Soon said those driving into Thailand can take their comprehensive motor insurance with Endorsement 101, which provides cover for travel in Thailand from one to 30 days.

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