PHUKET: The bypass road in Phuket City sprang a hole today that closed one lane to traffic and threatens to grow larger if storms continue.
Roads Department workers hope to begin repairing the gap tomorrow and say it could take as long as five days to fill.
The bypass road hole in Phuket City is about two kilometres back from the Tesco Lotus intersection, on the south bound side opposite the Porntip Souvenir Shop.
Most of Phuket's famous holes have appeared in the road over Patong Hill.
So far this monsoon season, the bypass road has no competition yet apart from the two underpasses, which as official holes don't count.
Roads Department workers hope to begin repairing the gap tomorrow and say it could take as long as five days to fill.
The bypass road hole in Phuket City is about two kilometres back from the Tesco Lotus intersection, on the south bound side opposite the Porntip Souvenir Shop.
Most of Phuket's famous holes have appeared in the road over Patong Hill.
So far this monsoon season, the bypass road has no competition yet apart from the two underpasses, which as official holes don't count.
Good sense of humour, Chutima,"...official holes don't count". Probably be taken up as the motto of all officials so long as the current government keeps looking at what the former one did.
Posted by juswunderin on October 8, 2014 15:37