Myanmar, Thailand and Earthquake
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TIME |
In Myanmar, the earthquake’s death toll, per the AP, has exceeded 1,600, citing government officials Saturday evening, with numbers expected to rise as recovery efforts continue.
U.S. News & World Report |
A major rebel alliance in Myanmar on Tuesday declared a unilateral ceasefire in its conflict with the ruling military to support an international humanitarian response to last week's devastating eart...
U.S. News & World Report |
After a 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook Myanmar on Friday, killing more than 2,800 people, international rescuers rushed into the devastated Southeast Asian country.
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Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Tops 2,800
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Across the affected areas, families are facing acute shortages of clean water, food, and medical supplies.
Reuters |
United Nations officials who surveyed earthquake damage in Myanmar urged the global community on Tuesday to ramp up aid before the looming monsoon season worsens already catastrophic conditions, with...
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A 7.7 magnitude earthquake rocked Thailand and neighboring Myanmar midday on Friday, killing at least three in Bangkok.
Thailand's economic activity eased in February due to slowing activity in manufacturing and services, according to the central bank, which said it was monitoring any impact on the tourism sector of last week's earthquake.
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A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck near Mandalay, Myanmar on March 28, 2025, causing severe damage and over 1,600 deaths. Tremors reached Bangkok, resulting in casualties and structural damage. The Thai government conducted safety checks on vital infrastructure and reassured visitors that popular tourist destinations remained unaffected and operational.
Following a strong 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, the shaking of which reached Bangkok, a city where there are many high-rise buildings, including mid-rise buildings of 8 stories and skyscrapers
CGS International economist Gun Hathaisattha estimates an economic impact of $585.83 million to $731.6 million, or around 0.2% of GDP. Expecting a decline in condominium and high-rise sales, CGS cut its 2025 growth forecast for Thailand to 2.3% from 2.5% to reflect the quake's impact.
Following the recent earthquake, Thailand’s Ministry of Tourism met with officials and industry leaders to address the tourism impact.
The catastrophic 8.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar not only caused severe destruction within its borders but also reverberated through the region, resulting in significant damage in Thailand's capital.
In light of the recent seismic events affecting Thailand and Myanmar, Secretary East Jaideep Mazumdar reassured that the 6th BIMSTEC summit in Thailand will proceed as planned. The summit is scheduled to occur on April 3-4,