A significant earthquake in Myanmar's Mandalay has left many in neighboring countries shaken, while rescue teams assess damage.
Strong Earthquake Hits Myanmar, Tremors Felt as Far as Bangkok
Strong Earthquake Hits Myanmar, Tremors Felt as Far as Bangkok
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake rattles Mandalay, prompting concerns and reports from neighboring regions.
On March 28, 2025, a major earthquake of magnitude 7.7 struck near Mandalay, Myanmar’s second-largest city, according to the United States Geological Survey. The earthquake occurred at approximately 12:50 p.m. local time and was felt as far away as Bangkok, Thailand, prompting panic and alerts in the region.
Reports indicate structural damage in Mandalay, with authorities beginning initial assessments on the ground. As the situation develops, residents in surrounding areas have been advised to stay alert for potential aftershocks and to adhere to local safety protocols.
Eye-witness accounts detail widespread anxiety among the population, particularly in urban centers that experienced the seismic effects. Emergency services are mobilizing to provide assistance where needed.
This incident adds to the ongoing concerns about seismic activities in the region, and further updates will follow as officials gather more information.
John Yoon, an experienced reporter based in Seoul, continues to cover this unfolding story, keeping the public informed about the latest developments and responses from local authorities.
Reports indicate structural damage in Mandalay, with authorities beginning initial assessments on the ground. As the situation develops, residents in surrounding areas have been advised to stay alert for potential aftershocks and to adhere to local safety protocols.
Eye-witness accounts detail widespread anxiety among the population, particularly in urban centers that experienced the seismic effects. Emergency services are mobilizing to provide assistance where needed.
This incident adds to the ongoing concerns about seismic activities in the region, and further updates will follow as officials gather more information.
John Yoon, an experienced reporter based in Seoul, continues to cover this unfolding story, keeping the public informed about the latest developments and responses from local authorities.
