Bangkok. Earthquake Myanmar & Thailand: A major earthquake occurred in Myanmar on Friday. The shock was so strong that its impact was felt till Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. The intensity of this earthquake was measured at 7.7 on the Richter scale. There are reports that many people have died in it. The epicenter of the earthquake was Myanmar's teaching. The popular Awa Bridge on the Iravadi River in Mandalay, Myanmar also collapsed due to this earthquake. Not only this, it is being said that the tremors of this earthquake have been felt in China and some parts of Taiwan.
The intensity of this earthquake was so high that buildings collapsed like cards in many cities of Thailand and Myanmar & Thailand. The towers have fallen in Bangkok. Dozens of people have gone missing. One person has died in an earthquake in Thailand, while 50 people are said to be missing. The USGS says thousands of people are likely to die in this earthquake. The important thing is that a 4.0 magnitude earthquake tremors were felt in Garo Hills of Meghalaya. The city of Mandley in Myanmar suffered the most damage due to the earthquake. Many temples and Buddhist sites have also been damaged here. Many of the earthquake videos are going viral on social media. Skyscrapers are also seen moving or collapsing due to earthquake. Many buildings are bent.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed concern over the situation after the earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand. Prime Minister Modi said that we are worried about the situation born in Myanmar and Thailand after the earthquake. I pray for the safety of all. India is ready to provide all possible help. We have asked the administration to be vigilant in this regard. Along with this, the Ministry of External Affairs has also been instructed to keep in touch with the governments of Myanmar and Thailand. I pray for the safety of all. Apart from this, earthquake tremors were also felt in many cities of Bangladesh including Dhaka and Chittagong. The intensity of the earthquake here was 7.3 on the Richter scale. There is no news of any casualty from here so far.
