In Bangkok, a desperate search for the survivors buried under the collapsed building

The rubble pile was nearly seven stories. There was a cloud of dust. There was punishment, 96 degrees Fahrenheit.

Rescue workers were desperately searching for the survivors on Saturday at the site of the tall building in Bangkok, which collapsed after the strong earthquake in Myanmar. Eight dead people were confirmed on the site but they are more missing, most of whom are buried workers as a 33 -storey structure, which was under construction, Cave Near Chatuchak Park in the city.

The rescue sets used many excavators to drill through the debris, and unload the trucks to carry them away and spray the water to improve vision. Relatives of some of the trapped people looked at the hope that their loved ones will be alive.

Earlier in the day there was a flash of hope. Sorichai Rawan, director of the Ministry of Disaster Prevention and Reducing this, said that the crews discovered the signs of the lives of 15 survivors in multiple locations. Some were buried under 10 feet of rubble.

But there were no updates on the survivors by 3 pm local time, about 24 hours later Earthquake Shalkkuk. All of them were supposed to be part of the 320 workers ’staff setting a new building for the Thai government.

“The building fell very quickly,” said 42 years old, adding that he was still shocking. The father of two Baju in Myanmar said he was on the ground floor and managed to escape, but his wife, who was helping to build the elevator column on the sixth floor, was still missing.

THAN HTKE said that he spent every Friday afternoon on Friday afternoon and night, hoping to get a sign of life from his wife and colleagues who are still trapped under a huge pile of rubble.

“I just want my wife to come back,” he said, standing next to a handful of other construction workers from Myanmar.

Like other migrant workers from Myanmar, the economic hardship in their homeland was forced to search for work in Thailand. They have been working on construction sites in Bangkok over the past three years, and they got about 400 Thai packets, about 10 dollars, a day.

Natthanan Kaewkaiyasit, 49, was among those who are still waiting for news about their loved ones on the site. Her partner, Nawa Thishha, was 53 -year -old welding, missing.

She said, “We have to hope for miracles. I will stay here, waiting.”

Aubonrat Setnawet, 44, was at the construction site when the earthquake was hit.

She said, “I felt that everything was swinging. I thought I was going to faint because everything is dizzy.” “Then I heard a kind of broken sound, then ran out with others. I saw the building affected before it collapsed.”

She started working on the site earlier this month with her husband who was missing.

She also said that she was hoping for a miracle.