A devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar and Thailand on March 28, 2025, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. In Myanmar, at least 10 people were killed when a mosque collapsed in Mandalay. The Myanmar government declared a state of emergency in six regions, including Sagaing, Mandalay, and Naypyidaw. In Bangkok, Thailand, a 30-story building under construction collapsed, resulting in three deaths and 90 people missing. Rescue operations are underway, with authorities warning of potential aftershocks. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern and stated that India stands ready to offer all possible assistance. The death toll in the Myanmar earthquakes has now risen to 107, of which 103 are in Myanmar. Four deaths and over 50 injuries were reported in Thailand. Additionally, two people were injured in China. (PC: News Day & Sky News)

On March 28, 2025, two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.7 and 6.4 in magnitude struck central Myanmar, causing significant tremors felt across neighboring Thailand and parts of India. In Bangkok, the intense shaking led to dramatic scenes as a rooftop swimming pool overflowed, cascading down the side of a high-rise building like a waterfall. A viral video captured the extraordinary moment, highlighting the extent of the tremors. The earthquakes caused widespread disruption in the region, with significant aftershocks continuing to be felt in various areas throughout the day. (PC: Hindustan Times )  

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck central Myanmar on March 28, 2025, causing significant damage in Mandalay, including collapsed buildings and infrastructure. The tremors were felt as far as Bangkok, Thailand, leading to panic and evacuations, with reports of a construction site collapse resulting in casualties. Myanmar's ruling junta has declared a state of emergency, initiating rescue operations and humanitarian aid. The disruption following the earthquake is causing heavy traffic across Bangkok, with many parts of the city gridlocked. Some trains have been suspended for safety checks, so people are struggling to get home. (PC: Reuters)

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on Friday, March 28, 2025, at 12:50 pm local time, with its epicenter 16 kilometers northwest of Sagaing. The quake caused significant damage in Naypyidaw, where roads buckled, and at least 20 fatalities were reported at a major hospital. Tremors were felt in northern Thailand and Bangkok, leading to building evacuations and the suspension of metro and light rail services. In Bangkok's Chatuchak district, a building collapsed. The earthquake's impact extended to China's Yunnan province and parts of India, including Kolkata and Imphal, though no casualties were reported there. (PC: BBC & Hindustan Times)

On March 28, a massive 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar near Sagaing, causing significant destruction. In Mandalay, the historic 90-year-old Ava Bridge collapsed into the Irrawaddy River. The tremors, felt as far as Bangkok (900 km away), caused a high-rise under construction in the Chatuchak district to collapse, killing at least three people and trapping over 40 workers. Thai authorities declared a disaster area, suspending metro and rail services. The quake also affected northeastern India, Bangladesh, and China's Yunnan province, with aftershocks feared. Rescue operations are ongoing in both Myanmar and Thailand. (PC: AFP)

Myanmar was hit by two powerful earthquakes of magnitudes 7.7 and 6.4, with the epicenter near Monywa. The tremors caused widespread destruction, including the collapse of Mandalay’s iconic Ava Bridge and a mosque, killing at least three people. A hospital declared a "mass casualty area" as buildings fell and roads cracked. Thailand also felt strong tremors, with four deaths and dozens trapped in a collapsed skyscraper. Myanmar’s military government has made a rare appeal for international assistance. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured support, asking authorities to stay on standby. (PC: X)

A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar near Sagaing, causing massive destruction. A 1,000-bed hospital in Naypyidaw has become a "mass casualty area," with many injured. At least 20 people have died, including 10 at a collapsed mosque in Mandalay. A university fire has also caused casualties. Buildings shook in Bangkok, and metro services were suspended. In Thailand, a 30-floor under-construction building collapsed, trapping 78 people. Tremors were felt in China, India, and Bangladesh. Rescuers are searching for survivors as aftershocks continue. Authorities in Myanmar and Thailand have declared emergencies in affected areas. (PC: Reuters)

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, with its epicenter 16 km northwest of Sagaing, the USGS reported. The tremors were felt in Thailand and southwest China. In Bangkok, an unfinished 30-storey building near Chatuchak Park collapsed, trapping 43 construction workers. Seven managed to escape, but rescue efforts are ongoing. "I heard people calling for help," said Bang Sue's deputy police chief. Myanmar’s capital Naypyidaw saw roads buckle amid widespread destruction. The nation remains in turmoil following the 2021 coup, making ground reports difficult. Authorities continue to assess damage and casualties. (PC: Reuters)

Two powerful earthquakes of 7.7 and 6.4 magnitude struck Myanmar on Friday, killing at least 25 people and injuring many. The Ava Bridge in Mandalay collapsed, and a mosque in the city was destroyed, killing 20 people. A monastery sheltering war refugees in Taungoo also collapsed, killing 5. In Thailand, dozens were injured, and 43 people are missing. A major hospital in Myanmar's capital has been declared a "mass casualty area." Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concerns and offered assistance. Authorities in affected areas are conducting rescue operations. (PC: X)

A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, with the epicenter 16 km northwest of Sagaing at a depth of 10 km, according to the US Geological Survey. Strong tremors were felt in Thailand and China's Yunnan province. In Bangkok, buildings swayed, and evacuations took place, with a rooftop pool overflowing onto the streets. Myanmar’s capital, Naypyidaw, saw roads buckle and structural damage. Thailand’s government is holding emergency meetings to assess the situation. Authorities are monitoring aftershocks as residents in affected areas brace for potential further tremors. (PC: Getty Images)