Devastating Earthquakes Hit Myanmar and Thailand
A series of powerful earthquakes struck Southeast Asia, with the strongest tremors recorded in Mandalay (Myanmar), reaching up to 7.7 magnitude, followed by a second quake measuring 6.4.
According to local authorities, buildings and bridges have been destroyed in both Myanmar and Thailand. Communication lines have been disrupted, and dozens of people are reported missing.
Strong tremors were also felt in Bangkok, Thailand. Preliminary reports indicate that at least 43 construction workers were trapped under the rubble of a collapsed building.
Thailand’s Prime Minister has declared a state of emergency in Bangkok. Rescue operations are ongoing around the clock, with the military and medical teams deployed.
While official casualty numbers have not yet been confirmed, the scale of destruction suggests possible fatalities.
The region is bracing for potential aftershocks. Rescue efforts are hindered by damaged infrastructure and power outages. Authorities are urging residents to follow safety protocols and remain in shelters.
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