2 strong earthquakes in Southeast Asia, hit Thailand and Myanmar

Bangkok – Violent earthquakes southeast Asia shook on Friday, causing buildings in the Thai capital, Bangkok, to influence the evacuation throughout the city, as well as in the neighboring Myanmar. Bangkok police said that the skyscraper was under construction in Bangkok collapsed after it hit Bangkok.

The paramedics said that 43 workers are trapped at the collapse site, according to AFP, which said the building would be a height of 30 stories.

Police told Associated Press that the scene near the famous Chateoshak market in Bangkok.

The American Geological Survey and the GFZ Center for Geographic Science said that the first one was 7.7 and was 10 km deep (6.2 miles). His position was in Myanmar, according to initial reports.

The final tremor, which is 6.4, shook the area after 12 minutes.

The water is a swimming pool on the high -rise surface in Bangkok wandering on the side while shaking from the first earthquake, and the debris fell from many buildings.

There were no immediate reports on losses and Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra called an emergency meeting to assess the Temblors effect.

The Greater Bangkok area is home to more than 17 million people, many of whom live in high -ranking apartments.

The warnings were launched in the buildings when the first earthquake reached at about 1:30 pm, and the amazing residents were evacuated under the stairs from the high -end residential units and hotels in the densely populated central Bangkok.

They stayed in the streets, in search of shade from the midday sun in the minutes that followed the earthquake.

The Ministry of Disaster Prevention in Thailand said the first earthquake was almost perceived in almost all regions of the country.

The center of the earthquake was the first in central Myanmar, about 30 miles east of the city of Monuia.

In the capital, Nabitao, the earthquake was damaged, the religious shrines, and the sending of parts to the ground, and some homes.

There were no other reports on the immediate damage of Myanmar, which were involved in a civil war.