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Frasers Property extends support for post-flood rebuilding efforts in Hat Yai

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February 11, 2026 -- Frasers Property has mobilised resources across its businesses in Thailand, including Frasers Property Thailand and One Bangkok, to extend its support for rebuilding efforts in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, after devastating floods struck the area in November 2025. Since water levels receded, various sectors have united to restore the area to normalcy.

Previously, Frasers Property supported Wat Tha Sae School by renovating the school canteen and providing learning materials and essential equipment, enabling the school to resume normal teaching activities. More recently, the Group has undertaken restoration efforts at Wat Kok Saman Kun School after the school’s main buildings, classrooms, and assembly halls sustained significant damage during the floods.

Somboon Wasinchutchawal, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Frasers Property (Thailand) Public Company Limited, said, “With Frasers Property’s strong property development expertise, we mobilised an expert team to work hand‑in‑hand with the school on a comprehensive damage assessment. From there, the spaces were redesigned to better serve teachers and students. Our support included repairing and upgrading the school buildings, as well as providing essential equipment and facilities ranging from air‑conditioning units to water coolers and water filtration systems.”

In brief

Frasers Property says it has continued its support for schools in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, following November 2025 floods. After earlier work at Wat Tha Sae School, the group has helped restore Wat Kok Saman Kun School, where flood damage affected buildings, classrooms and assembly halls. The company says it assessed the damage with the school, repaired and upgraded buildings, and provided equipment and facilities including air-conditioning units, water coolers and filtration systems. It also sought contributions from tenants for the recovery. Uniqlo (Thailand) Co., Ltd. contributed 500 pieces of clothing through its RE.UNIQLO project for distribution to affected students. The school’s principal said the restoration enabled it to resume normal operations more quickly.

Key takeaways

  • Frasers Property says it supported repairs and upgrades at Wat Kok Saman Kun School after flooding damaged its buildings and facilities.
  • The group previously helped Wat Tha Sae School renovate its canteen and obtain learning materials and essential equipment.
  • Uniqlo (Thailand) contributed 500 pieces of clothing through its RE.UNIQLO project for affected students.

The Group also rallied support from its tenants to fund the school’s recovery. This included a contribution from Uniqlo (Thailand) Co., Ltd. of 500 pieces of clothing through its RE.UNIQLO project, to be distributed to affected students.

Jirapit Kwanprom, Principal of Wat Kok Saman Kun School, shared, "The school suffered severe damage, with floodwaters reaching the first-floor ceiling. Due to its low-lying location, the school became a catchment area where water drained very slowly. Frasers Property was the first organisation to step in after the water receded, conducting a detailed damage survey, enquiring into the school’s needs, and assigning a team to closely monitor progress throughout the repair and renovation process. As a result, the school was able to return to normal operations more quickly. The improved environment and enhanced facilities have greatly boosted the morale of our teachers and students, enabling effective learning once again."

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Questions around this news

  1. What restoration work was carried out at Wat Kok Saman Kun School?

    The work followed a damage assessment conducted with the school and included repairs and upgrades to school buildings. Frasers Property also provided facilities and equipment, including air-conditioning units, water coolers and water filtration systems. The release says the damaged areas included the school’s main buildings, classrooms and assembly halls.

  2. What support had Frasers Property previously provided to Wat Tha Sae School?

    Before its more recent work at Wat Kok Saman Kun School, Frasers Property helped renovate the canteen at Wat Tha Sae School and supplied learning materials and essential equipment. The release says this support enabled the school to resume normal teaching activities.

  3. What contribution did Uniqlo (Thailand) make to the recovery effort?

    Uniqlo (Thailand) contributed 500 pieces of clothing through its RE.UNIQLO project. The clothing was intended for distribution to students affected by the floods. The contribution was part of support Frasers Property gathered from its tenants for the school’s recovery.

  4. What is a catchment area in the context of flooding?

    A catchment area is land from which rainfall or surface water drains toward a shared outlet, such as a stream, river or low-lying basin. If water drains slowly or the outlet cannot carry it away quickly, water can collect in parts of the catchment and contribute to flooding.

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