Patong, Phuket Faces Flood Damage, Alert Level Raised
Patong district in Phuket, Thailand, has suffered damage due to heavy rainfall, prompting a visit from the Deputy Minister of Interior (3rd). The province faces ongoing risks of flash floods and landslides, necessitating urgent recovery efforts and enhancement of early warning systems.
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