Patong, Phuket, Reaches 70% Recovery Following Flooding and Landslides
Phuket authorities report that recovery efforts in Patong are 70% complete after recent flooding and landslides, with ongoing work to prevent future soil instability.
According to a report by Prachachat Business, Phuket Governor Chotinarin Kerd-som has conducted an inspection of the Patong area, specifically focusing on Soi Na Nai 5, 7, and 8. These locations were significantly impacted by recent flooding and landslides, which damaged residential properties and obstructed local transportation routes. As of October 30, 2026, local authorities have confirmed that recovery and cleanup operations have reached 70% completion. The provincial administration is currently prioritizing the installation of protective measures to mitigate the risk of recurring landslides in these vulnerable zones. For residents and travelers in the area, this progress indicates that while essential services are being restored, certain sections may still be undergoing active construction or stabilization work. Visitors are advised to exercise caution when traveling through these specific streets and to remain updated on local safety advisories. While the recovery progress is significant, the long-term effectiveness of the new soil stabilization measures and the full timeline for the complete restoration of all affected infrastructure remain to be confirmed by provincial officials.
