Myanmar, Earthquake and Thailand
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A magnitude 7.7 earthquake, centered just 12 miles away from Mandalay, Myanmar, shook the region—causing streets to buckle, ancient pagodas to crumble, bridges to shatter and houses to collapse.
From Scientific American
A powerful earthquake struck central Myanmar on Friday, gouging open roads, toppling century-old religious monuments and destroying multistory buildings as it shook a vast expanse of Southeast Asia a...
From The New York Times
The Red Cross said downed power lines are adding to challenges for their teams trying to reach Mandalay and Sagaing regions and southern Shan state.
From Time
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The Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium has a new tool projecting the impacts of potential major earthquakes within the New Madrid Seismic Zone. The planning tool is meant to help local governments plan for earthquakes shaking southeast Missouri.
Myanmar, situated on one of the world’s most active seismic belts, has been severely impacted by a 7.7 magnitude earthquake and a 6.4 aftershock. The
LIVE: The US Geological Survey, an American government science agency, estimated that the death toll could top 1,000. The full extent of death, injury and destruction is not known yet — particularly in Myanmar,
One of the “worst-case scenarios” with an epicenter in southeast Missouri, near Sikeston, would be the least disastrous of the three possibilities.
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit the heart of war-ravaged Myanmar on Friday, triggering the collapse of buildings hundreds of miles away in Thailand, where authorities declared an “emergency zone” in the capital Bangkok.
A strong 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on Friday (march 28), and several buildings collapsed in Mandalay, the country's second-largest city. Buildings shook as well in Bangkok, the Thailand capital.
Engineering projects including dams tackle earthquake risks, safeguarding water, power, and ecosystems in seismic zones
The Thai Meteorological Department has confirmed that the earthquake in Myanmar, which occurred on March 28, was caused by the Sagaing Fault Zone. This major earthquake, measuring 8.2 in magnitude, struck at 1:20 PM local time,
The Stock Exchange of Thailand suspended trading across all exchanges on Friday while Honda and Nissan temporarily halted plant operations.