Heavy rain hit Phuket in southern Thailand on 25 and 26 October 2026, causing flooding in several areas. Runoff from the Khao 50 Pi hillside also carried rocks and mud onto roads and into homes.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has asked all local agencies to send in personnel and heavy machinery. Their job is to clear rocks, soil, and mud as quickly as possible and help affected residents.

■ Latest update:
As of 8:00 a.m. on 26 October, the floodwater had fully drained. Crews are now clearing mud and debris from affected areas.

■ Warnings:
● More heavy rain is still forecast, which could bring flash floods, runoff, and mudslides. Residents and visitors should:
● Stay alert and follow official warnings
● Move belongings and valuables to higher ground

■ Help centers and shelters (Patong):
● Patong Town Municipality Office
● Wat Suwan Khiri Wong School
● Patong Bay Hill Hotel
● 24-hour emergency hotline:
● Patong Town Municipality Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Unit, 076 342 600 (from abroad: +66 76 342 600)

Stay safe, Phuket!