Phuket Floodwaters Transform Road into Makeshift Fishing Spot
Flooding in Phuket has turned a submerged road into a temporary fishing spot, with residents seen casting nets and catching fish. While the unusual scene provided a moment of humor shared online, the floods continue to disrupt daily life across the island.
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