Phuket Reels Under Flash Floods After 15 Hours of Rain
Phuket, Thailand, was hit by widespread flooding on October 28 following 15 hours of continuous heavy rain. Flash floods surged through Kata Noi and Patong beaches, severely disrupting traffic. Authorities are monitoring the situation and urging caution.
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