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South Thailand flood warning covers Phuket and Samui​

Thailand's Office of the National Water Resources (ONWR) has warned that 14 southern provinces face heavy to very heavy rain, flash floods, runoff, river overflows and urban flooding from 26 to 29 October 2026.

The alert, issued on 25 October at 6.20pm, covers popular foreign visitor areas including Phuket, Phang Nga, Krabi, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Hat Yai. Travellers and residents should allow extra time for road journeys, monitor local alerts and avoid driving or walking through floodwater.

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Rain, runoff, rocks and mud slam Phuket

PUBLISHED : 26 Oct 2026

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

As much as 142.8 millimetres of rain pounded Phuket over 24 hours, generating runoff that tore into communities and attractions in tambon Patong of Kathu district. Damaged areas included Na Nai Nai 5 and 8 roads. Shopfront windows were shattered and many vehicles inundated.


A car left mired in mud and rocks in Kathu district of Phuket early Monday morning. (Photos: Achadthaya Chuenniran)

A car left mired in mud and rocks in Kathu district of Phuket early Monday morning. (Photos: Achadthaya Chuenniran)

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Rain, runoff, rocks and mud slam Phuket

PUBLISHED : 26 Oct 2026

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

As much as 142.8 millimetres of rain pounded Phuket over 24 hours, generating runoff that tore into communities and attractions in tambon Patong of Kathu district. Damaged areas included Na Nai Nai 5 and 8 roads. Shopfront windows were shattered and many vehicles inundated.


A car left mired in mud and rocks in Kathu district of Phuket early Monday morning. (Photos: Achadthaya Chuenniran)

A car left mired in mud and rocks in Kathu district of Phuket early Monday morning. (Photos: Achadthaya Chuenniran)

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Där jag bor i Ratsada är det inga översvämningar och livet leker som vanlig. :thumbsup:
 
Ja fler svenska medier rapporterar nu om de stora problem som Phuket har med översvämningar och jordskred just nu.

Thailands myndigheter varnar för ytterligare regn där nere.

Det är inte så positivt för alla svenska barnfamiljer som är på Phuket nu under novemberlovet.

 
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Phuket hit by another landslide as Patong mayor orders evacuations​

29 Oct 2026Thai PBS World

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Patong Municipality has ordered residents in high-risk areas to evacuate to temporary shelters after a landslide sent soil and rocks onto Na Nai 3 Road, as continued rainfall raises concerns about further flooding and landslides in Phuket.

Patong Mayor Lalita Maneesri said last night that she had deployed officials to affected areas to assist residents and ensure their safety.

Shuttle vehicles have been arranged to transport residents from Na Nai 3 and Na Nai 8 roads who need to leave the affected areas.

The municipality has also designated parking areas for small and large vehicles, allowing residents to move their cars to safer locations. Those in high-risk areas have been urged to evacuate promptly and follow official instructions.

The situation along Na Nai 8 Road remains a particular concern, with municipal officials, volunteers and forestry officers mobilised to assist residents and monitor conditions.

Patong Municipality has advised the public to avoid Na Nai 3 Road, which has been closed after the landslide and falling rocks blocked traffic.

Residents have also been warned to stay away from areas prone to landslides and flash floods and to closely monitor official announcements.

The latest incident comes as Phuket continues recovery operations following flash floods and mudslides that struck the island on October 26 after heavy overnight rainfall.

In Patong, runoff from the surrounding hills swept rocks, soil and mud into residential and commercial areas, particularly around Na Nai 5 and Na Nai 8 roads. Homes, shops, hotels, cars and motorcycles were damaged, while roads were buried under mud and debris.

More than 100 households and businesses in Patong are reported to have been affected, with preliminary estimates putting the damage at 100 million baht.



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Phuket hit by another landslide as Patong mayor orders evacuations​

29 Oct 2026Thai PBS World

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Patong Municipality has ordered residents in high-risk areas to evacuate to temporary shelters after a landslide sent soil and rocks onto Na Nai 3 Road, as continued rainfall raises concerns about further flooding and landslides in Phuket.

Patong Mayor Lalita Maneesri said last night that she had deployed officials to affected areas to assist residents and ensure their safety.

Shuttle vehicles have been arranged to transport residents from Na Nai 3 and Na Nai 8 roads who need to leave the affected areas.

The municipality has also designated parking areas for small and large vehicles, allowing residents to move their cars to safer locations. Those in high-risk areas have been urged to evacuate promptly and follow official instructions.

The situation along Na Nai 8 Road remains a particular concern, with municipal officials, volunteers and forestry officers mobilised to assist residents and monitor conditions.

Patong Municipality has advised the public to avoid Na Nai 3 Road, which has been closed after the landslide and falling rocks blocked traffic.

Residents have also been warned to stay away from areas prone to landslides and flash floods and to closely monitor official announcements.

The latest incident comes as Phuket continues recovery operations following flash floods and mudslides that struck the island on October 26 after heavy overnight rainfall.

In Patong, runoff from the surrounding hills swept rocks, soil and mud into residential and commercial areas, particularly around Na Nai 5 and Na Nai 8 roads. Homes, shops, hotels, cars and motorcycles were damaged, while roads were buried under mud and debris.

More than 100 households and businesses in Patong are reported to have been affected, with preliminary estimates putting the damage at 100 million baht.



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Här där jag bor skiner solen och det har inte regnat mer än vanligt för årstiden. :thumbsup:
 
 

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