Earthquake in Bangkok: The tremors of a strong earthquake in Myanmar caused huge havoc in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. So far 10 people have died in this disaster, 16 people have been injured and 101 people are missing. According to Thailand’s Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department (DDPM), Bangkok and two other provinces have been declared an emergency disaster area. Officers are assessing losses in the affected areas. DDPM Director General Fasacorn Bunyalak said that the earthquake has caused damage in 14 provinces.

On Friday, people who escaped from the fierce earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand shared their story. He told about the horror incidents and difficult situations that he faced.

‘Was like a nightmare for me’

According to The Hindu report, 55 -year -old accounts and tax consultant SK Jain, who lived in Bangkok, went to the Jewelery Trade Center (JTC) in the Silom area for a meeting on Friday. At 1:16 pm, when they reached the 40th floor of the 59-mangila building, they messaged a colleague that they would return later. But after two minutes, the entire building started shaking. Mr. Jain recalled that he was trapped in the tall building during the earthquake.

He told, ‘This was a terrible experience, the most scary moment of my life. I was very nervous. The first shock was felt at 1:18 pm. The curtains in the room where I was, started moving more than one foot. It looked very scary. We all quickly ran towards the stairs. Some people told that they had left their eight and 10 carat diamonds on a table while running outside.

He further said, ‘When we reached the 21st floor, the second shock was felt. At that time we were between the 18th and 21st floors. The stairs started moving loudly. I was missing every god at that time. I felt that I would not be able to escape, but somehow I reached 40 floor below in 7.5 minutes. More than 1,500 people also came down with me. In a hurry, many people also left their phones in the office.

‘People could not stand on their feet’

The same thing happened to 56 -year -old Shikha Rastogi. Shikha, working at Bangkok’s Global Indian International School, was having lunch in ‘The Big Tree’ restaurant with her colleagues, when the earthquake occurred. At that time, she was talking to her sick husband on the phone, when the chandeliers started moving fast. Nervous and all the people present in the restaurant started running out. The shocks were so fast that many people were not able to stand without support. Her van left the hotel at 1:30 in the afternoon, but the traffic was so much that her colleagues reached 9:30 in the night. However, luckily reached home in three hours.

Shikha told, ‘When I reached home, my building was closed. The police did not let me enter the street of my apartment, which was one kilometer from the main road. I had to convince them that I live there and I have to go to my sick husband. He further said, ‘When I went inside, I tried to find my husband. There was darkness all around, shops were closed, and I was very nervous. Then I saw them sitting on a pillar.

Myanmar earthquake: The death toll from the horrific earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand has crossed 1600. Meanwhile, rescuers are doing rescue operations to take out the people trapped in the debris. On the afternoon of Friday (March 28, 2025), a 7.7 magnitude earthquake occurred in the north-west of the city of Sagiing in Central Myanmar, which a few minutes later a second blow of 6.7 magnitude, which caused heavy havoc.

These tremors ruined buildings and important infrastructure including roads and bridges in Myanmar. Mandalay, the country’s second largest city, was also destroyed. Myanmar’s military administration, Junta, said in a statement that 1,644 people were killed and more than 3,400 people were injured in the country. At least 139 people are missing. On the other hand, about 10 more people have been confirmed in Bangkok.

Announcement of Emergency in Myanmar

The Junta chief Min Aung Holiing has appealed to the international community to help the threatened country. This appeal reflects the effect of earthquake. Myanmar has declared emergency in the most affected areas. The United States, India, China and many other countries have promised to help Myanmar.

Myanmar earthquake also impact in Thailand

The intensity of the earthquake can be gauged from the fact that the tremors were so powerful that the buildings located in Bangkok, hundreds of kilometers from the center, suffered serious damage. The centuries -old Buddhist pagoda in Mandley has turned into debris. According to the report, teams and equipment have been ordered from other countries, but they are being interrupted due to the damaged airports of those cities.

Employees in Nipita are trying to repair damaged roads, while electricity, phones and internet services are still interrupted in most parts of the city. In Bangkok, rescuers are making tireless efforts to evacuate people trapped in the debris of a 30 -storey skyscraper. Bangkok Governor Chadachar Cittypunt said that eight people have been confirmed so far in the building collapse, while at least eight others have been rescued. 79 people are still missing in the building.

India sent help

Amid the death and devastation caused by the horrific earthquake in Myanma, India on Saturday delivered 15 tonnes of relief material and sent more supply to the air and sea route with rescue teams under the Emergency Mission ‘Operation Brahma’. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Myanma’s military general Min Aung Having and said that India stands with him in solidarity in efforts to deal with the devastation caused by the fierce earthquake in the country.

India has named its rescue operation for Myanma as ‘Operation Brahma’. A few hours after India transported 15 tonnes of necessary relief material to Yangon from a military transport aircraft, another military aircraft landed with a group of rescue personnel and landed in Myanmar’s capital Nependita.

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Myanmar Thailand Earthquake: The earth trembled with a powerful earthquake on Friday (28 March 2025) in Myanmar and Thailand. The epicenter of the earthquake was at a depth of 10 km northwest of the saging. Its impact was also felt in Northeast India and parts of China. The earthquake was so strong that metro and rail services in Bangkok were temporarily suspended, causing panic among the local people. Thailand’s Prime Minister Partangatar Shinavatra declared the emergency in the capital.

144 people killed due to earthquake in Myanmar

According to the BBC report, an earthquake of 7.7 and 6.4 in Myanmar has caused havoc. According to the BBC report, the head of Myanmar’s military government (Juan) said that the death toll from this disaster has been 144, while 732 people are injured. He said that this is not the final figure of deaths, it can also increase. The tremendous impact of the earthquake was seen in Mandalay, Sagaiing, Nepido of Myanmar. 60 bodies and 130 injured have been taken out of the Pinmana area on the border of NAPEDO, the capital of Myanmar.

9 killed in Bangkok more than 100 missing

A multi -storey building under construction collapsed in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Apart from this, many videos of destruction in Bangkok have come out on social media. According to the report of the Reuters, an official said that the death toll due to the collapse of a building in Bangkok has increased to eight. Bangkok Deputy Governor Tawida Kamolvez said that another person has also died at a separate place. In such a situation, the total death toll here has increased to 9. According to the rescue, more than 100 people are still missing at the construction site.

People trapped in debris are requesting help

According to the BBC report, a member of a rescue team, who helped in the villages around the Mandle area, said, “It is not enough to take out the people and bodies trapped in the rubble. People are shouting- help me, help me.” There is still a stir in Bangkok around the earthquake around the skyscraper. Cranes and excavated equipment were brought on the spot. “

PM Modi promised to help

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern over the powerful earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand. He has promised to provide all possible help to both governments. PM Modi posted on X and said, “I am concerned with the situation after the earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand. I pray for the safety and prosperity of all. India is ready to provide all possible help. Indian officials have been asked to be ready. Also, the Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) has been asked to keep in touch with the Ministry of External Affairs (Mea).”

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