Myanmar earthquake: Video of cold spine shows buildings turning into rubble due to tremolo in 6 seconds – Virus Video | World News
Myanmar earthquake: Several buildings collapsed and about 50 people were trapped after an earthquake hit part of Myanmar and Thailand on Friday. The earthquake was measured at a magnitude of 7.7, followed by an aftershock of 6.4 amplitude just 12 minutes later. Nearly an hour later, another aftershock with a size of 4.9 amplitude was recorded. In Thailand, northeastern India and China also felt tremors.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the epicenter of the earthquake is 16 kilometers northwest of Sagan, Myanmar, with a depth of 10 kilometers. The German Center for Earth Science Research (GFZ) also confirmed the depth, placing the epicenter near Mandalay.
High-rise buildings collapse due to strength #earthquake Chatuchak in Bangkok. #แผ่นดินไหว #กรุงเทพมหานคร pic.twitter.com/firv6zizq2– Weather Monitor (@WeAthMonitors) March 28, 2025
Several reports show that some buildings in the Mandalay area have collapsed and several roads between Mandalay and Yangon have been severely damaged.
#breaking: The U.S. Geological Survey said a 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit central Myanmar at noon on March 28. The earthquake affected many other neighboring areas. In Thailand, a building collapsed in one second and 43 people were trapped.#shockvideo #BannedVideo #Viral pic.twitter.com/ub3oucgsdx
– Shock video (@shockvideo_) March 28, 2025
Several videos that surfaced on social media showed that high-rise buildings turned into rubble within a second due to tremors. In Bangkok, the tremor caused panic and people rushed into the streets.
Footage from affected areas showed a terrifying moment when tremors caused the crash of towering skyscrapers, prompting workers and locals to escape from safety.
#breaking According to the China Earthquake Network Center, a magnitude 7.9 earthquake hit Myanmar.
Neighboring areas including Thailand and China’s Yunnan Province were shocked. #Myanmar #earthquake pic.twitter.com/qgrhq7ltjl– Phoenix News phoenixTV News (@phoenixtv_news) March 28, 2025
In Vientiane, Laos, high-rise buildings sway and residents are shocked. Myanmar authorities have launched a large-scale rescue operation, with emergency teams working tirelessly to find survivors and assist those trapped at home.
