The moment of the scary articular of 7.7 Richter that hit the Thailand And Myanmar has flooded social media with scary images.
However, the video from the top floor of skyscraper where at the time of the earthquake in Thailand lifted is at least impressive. Like the reactions of those who were there and watching the waters inflating and then fall like a waterfall from hundreds of meters high.
The powerful earthquake that shocked Southeast Asia (28/03/25) today, killing and injuring many people in Myanmar and Thailand, where buildings have collapsed has sparked worldwide interest.
The junta in Myanmar even rarely appealed to the international community to provide assistance to the country and declared a state of emergency in six provinces (Shangag, Mandaley, the northern part of San, Naipidaou, Maguai and Maguai).
Watch the videos
WATCH: High-rise building rooftop swimming pool in Thailand shakes violently after a massive earthquake strikes Myanmar. pic.twitter.com/Q9rtihGyLX
— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) March 28, 2025
The earthquakes are relatively frequent in Myanmar, where from 1956 there were six vibrations of more than 7 degrees near the Shangag rift running through the central part of the country from the north to the south.
Earthquakes in Bangkok!
I tried taking a video but I couldn’t stop nervous
It’s too scary like a movie
I saw the window breaking and falling
I’m worried there’s someone below me
Everyone, are you okay… pic.twitter.com/Rvw6mGFiSH— Mitchieต้า 23-year-old international couple (@mitchie_ta) March 28, 2025
The #earthquake shakes #Thailand as water cascades from the pool of a high-rise building. #Myanmar #MyanmarEarthquake https://t.co/xZazhLImIK pic.twitter.com/1Jz8YpLgGP
— Shanghai Daily (@shanghaidaily) March 28, 2025
In 2016, a 6.8 -magnitude earthquake had shaken the old capital Bagan in central Myanmar, killing 3 people and collapsing walls in temples in this tourist destination.
In November 2012, a 6.8 -magnitude earthquake also hit the central Myanmar, killing 26 people and injuring hundreds of others. Inadequate infrastructure, inadequate health services – mainly in the provincial areas – and the anarchic construction of urban centers have made the residents of Myanmar particularly vulnerable to natural disasters, according to experts.