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DDPM sends new mobile flood alert to Koh Phangan on 12 November
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Thailand's Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) sent a new Cell Broadcast flood alert to Koh Phangan district in Surat Thani on Thursday (November 12, 2026), as persistent heavy rain raised the risk of flash floods, rapid run-off,
Key facts
- The DDPM reported that heavy rain was continuing in Koh Phangan, increasing the risk of flooding in vulnerable communities, particularly low-lying areas and locations near foothill slopes.
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Summary
The DDPM reported that heavy rain was continuing in Koh Phangan, increasing the risk of flooding in vulnerable communities, particularly low-lying areas and locations near foothill slopes.
The DDPM advised residents of low-lying and foothill communities in Koh Phangan to prepare for possible flooding by moving their belongings to higher ground.