Novo Nordisk Pharma Thailand and the Royal Embassy of Denmark in Bangkok have donated 430,000 THB (about 86,000 DKK) to the Diabetes Association of Thailand. The money will support flood relief efforts in southern Thailand.
Thai authorities have said the floods are affecting nearly three million people. Hat Yai in Songkhla province is among the worst-hit areas.
The donation is meant to help provide medicines and equipment for people living with diabetes. Flood disruptions have affected medical supplies and access to healthcare providers.
The handover took place at the Danish Embassy in Bangkok. Attendees included Danish Ambassador Danny Anan, Novo Nordisk Thailand general manager Cihan Serdar Kizilcik, and leaders from the Diabetes Association of Thailand.
Novo Nordisk said it will also support packing and delivery of supplies in Hat Yai on 12 December 2025. This will be done with the Diabetes Association of Thailand.
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