Bangkok-Myanmar Earthquake: Two terrible earthquake shocks were felt in India’s neighboring country Myanmar on Friday (28 March). These tremors of the earthquake caused havoc in Myanmar. This terrible earthquake was impacted in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, the neighboring country of Myanmar. An earthquake of 7.7 magnitude was felt in Bangkok on Friday (28 March). So far more than 1000 people have died due to earthquake. Myanmar’s military administration Junta confirmed the death of 1,002 people on Saturday (29 March). At the same, Junta said that till now 2,376 people have been injured due to earthquake.

After the earthquake in Bangkok and Myanmar, many videos have been shared on social media. In these videos, skyscrapers are seen collapsing due to earthquake shocks. Apart from this, people are seen running around to save their lives from this disaster. Meanwhile, a video of a family trapped in a Bangkok building has come out, which is becoming increasingly viral on social media.

Korean families were trapped in the flat amidst earthquake tremors

This video, which is going viral on social media, has been shared by a Korean man on X. In which the building is seen moving due to earthquake tremors. At the same time, the water from the swimming pool on the top of the building is seen overflowing. During this time, the cry of a small child is also heard. In the video, the man showed the devastation caused by the earthquake to the building. However, after this, he shared the post in which he told that his whole and child is absolutely safe and has come out of the building.

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Many buildings collapsed due to earthquake tremors

The earthquake on Friday (March 28) caused many skyscrapers of Myanmar and Bangkok to be scattered like cards. Apart from this, many roads and bridges have also been damaged. Due to this, there is also a lot of trouble in doing relief and rescue work in Myanmar.