PHUKET FLOODS EXPLODE! Cars Submerged as Mud and Rocks Crush Through Streets | Thailand | World

Phuket floods have turned destructive as torrential rain triggers flash floods and mudslides in Patong, Thailand, on October 26, 2026. Mud, debris and large rocks surged downhill into residential and commercial areas, damaging shops, submerging vehicles and blocking roads.The latest flooding follows widespread road inundation across Phuket's Thalang, Mueang Phuket and Kathu districts on October 25. Sections of Thepkrasattri Road and other major routes were affected, disrupting traffic and making travel dangerous for smaller vehicles.Rainfall monitoring reports recorded up to 135 mm in 24 hours at a Phuket station. Flooding has affected Patong and other low-lying areas, while emergency personnel have responded to waterlogged roads and debris.Thailand's Meteorological Department has warned of continued heavy rainfall across southern Thailand from October 26–28, with isolated very heavy rain possible. Authorities have highlighted the risks of flash floods, mountain runoff and landslides, particularly near hillsides, waterways and low-lying communities.Watch the latest footage and updates on the Phuket floods, Patong mudslides, Thailand's extreme rainfall, damaged vehicles, flooded roads and the continuing weather threat.Subscribe for breaking news, extreme weather, floods, earthquakes, storms and disaster coverage from around the world.