Patong Hit by Flash Floods and Mudslides After Heavy Overnight Rain
Patong, Phuket, Thailand, was struck by severe flash floods and mudslides early Monday morning, October 26th, following intense overnight rainfall. Residential and commercial areas were inundated with water, mud, and debris, causing widespread damage and forcing early evacuations.
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