Patong Municipality Orders Evacuations Following Landslide
Authorities in Patong, Phuket, have initiated evacuations in high-risk areas after a landslide blocked Na Nai Road 3.
According to a report by Thai Post on October 29, 2026, the Patong Municipality has issued an emergency evacuation order for residents living in designated high-risk zones. This decision follows a significant landslide that resulted in rocks and debris obstructing Na Nai Road 3.
Local officials have mobilized emergency response teams to clear the affected area and provide assistance to those impacted by the event. The primary concern for the municipality is the ongoing instability of the terrain, which prompted the immediate evacuation order to ensure public safety.
For travelers and residents currently in the Patong area, this situation may cause significant disruptions to local traffic and access to certain neighborhoods. It is advised to avoid the vicinity of Na Nai Road 3 and to follow all instructions provided by local authorities. As of now, the full extent of the structural damage and the estimated timeline for clearing the debris remain to be confirmed. Residents and visitors are encouraged to monitor local news channels for further updates regarding road closures and safety protocols in the affected districts.
