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Rain, runoff, rocks and mud slam Phuket

Summary by Bangkok Post
PHUKET - Persistent rain caused runoff that washed big rocks and mud into communities and tourist venues in this southern island province on Monday morning.

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There was a flood on Phuket Island of Thailand, near Patong Beach, which damaged buildings and vehicles, and the flood occurred after heavy night rain. Water pouring stones, soil and mud into Nanai district in Patong, transmitting to RIA News with reference to the national news portal. Water flooded parked cars above the wheels and entered the first floors of buildings. Stronger flooding was also observed in other parts of the island, including …

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Phuket was hit hard in the middle of the night as continuous rain caused flooding in many areas. Water levels in the city reached 30-50 cm. Patong was the hardest hit, with flash floods washing mud and debris onto roads and damaging homes and shops in the Na Nai community.

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The Phuket Express broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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