Phuket Flooded After Heavy Rains, Residents Evacuate
Phuket, Thailand, has experienced widespread flooding due to record rainfall. Major roads are submerged, and evacuations have been ordered in some areas. Authorities are prioritizing infrastructure repair and improving drainage systems.
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