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Earthquake Rescue Efforts Continue After Building Collapse Kills Eight, 100 Missing
Rescuers work at the site of a high-rise building under construction that collapsed after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, March 28, 2025. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit) Bangkok felt the tremors of a powerful earthquake in Myanmar. A 30-storey skyscraper under construction in the Chatuchak district crumbled. Eight found dead, and approximately 100 workers remain missing. Rescue operations continue with soldiers and sniffer dogs scouring the ruins. So far, 12 workers have been rescued and are receiving care at nearby hospitals. A makeshift centre now teems with anxious family members, clinging to hope. Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul arrived at the scene, sharing the bleak news of the rising death toll. The families' anxiety is palpable, with people travelling from across Thailand to search for loved ones. Despite the devastation, there's a unified hope for more survivors. Among the desperate, a woman persistently calls her husband, a foreman. His phone lies silent amid the rubble. Tears and anguish frame her face, yet she dials on, unwilling to accept the worst. Another shares her story as she frantically seeks her parents. Both electricians, they worked across the tall building. She awaits their return, hoping beyond hope that they are safe, hidden among the debris. The incident has sent a wave of sorrow and fear through the community. Families watch the rescue efforts unfold, hoping the nightmare will end with loved ones safe. The air is thick with anticipation, each passing hour testing their patience and resolve. While uncertainties loom large, the united efforts of rescue teams offer a glimmer of hope. The search continues, candles flickering in the night, illuminating the shadows of the tragedy still unfolding. Based on a story by Thai PBS World -- 2025-03-29 -
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Bangkok Declared Disaster Zone Following Powerful Myanmar Earthquake
People who evacuated from buildings following earthquake in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, March 28, 2025. (AP Photo/Chutima Lalit) Bangkok is reeling after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake in Myanmar shook Thailand's capital. The extreme seismic activity has forced the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to declare a Level 2 disaster zone. This comes as tremors were felt all across North and Central regions, leading to significant damage, especially in Bangkok. Governor Chadchart Sittipunt highlighted the critical situation, urging residents to brace for possible aftershocks. With tremors felt as far as Mae Hong Son province, a rapid response from authorities is underway as they assess damage and prepare to assist citizens. The announcement stressed that public safety is a top priority, in accordance with the 2007 Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Act. As the city grapples with the quake's aftermath, a tragedy unfolded in Chatuchak district. A building under construction collapsed, trapping 43 workers. Reports from the Narenthorn Emergency Medical Services Centre reveal a tense rescue operation is ongoing, though seven workers have managed to escape unscathed. This collapsed structure was part of an “Integrity Pact” project, aimed at ensuring transparency alongside the Anti-Corruption Organisation of Thailand and the State Audit Office of Thailand. While the project had initially been celebrated for its cost savings – approximately 386.15 million baht from the original 2.52 billion baht construction price – it now faces scrutiny amid the disaster. As Bangkok remains on high alert, communities are advised to stay informed on developments and heed official guidance. Based on a report by The Nation -- 2025-03-29 -
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Elon Musk Interview
Another ridiculous comment. How do you get your news? Via telepathy? Or are you tapping into the US government's phone lines? -
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New ATTA President Calls for Support to Boost Chinese Tourism
If they wouldn't spend some Baht here.....they would still be welcome??😳 -
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Bangkok Shop Owner Defends Right to Sell Controversial Shirts
Is she and her partner willing to sell the Thai Kings Tank Top pic on t-shirt as well... 🤔 ?
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