'Fear and anxiety': Bangkok residents seek quake-proof homes
- Phatsakon Kaewkla found cracks in his 22nd-floor Bangkok apartment after a massive earthquake, leading him to feel unsafe in high-rise buildings.
- Residents in Bangkok are requesting to relocate due to increased fear and anxiety about living in high-rise buildings after the earthquake.
- Zhu mentioned that earthquake safety standards were not particularly strict in Thailand before the quake, and clients rarely asked about them.
- Discussions on improving building regulations do not alleviate concerns about geological risks in high-rise living.
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Bangkok quake stirs fear of high-rise living, residents rethink housing safety
BANGKOK, April 7 —Shaken hours earlier by a massive earthquake, Phatsakon Kaewkla’s terror was magnified when he came home to find gaping cracks in the walls of his 22nd-floor Bangkok apartment. Feeling unsafe in the building damaged by the biggest tremors to hit the capital in generations, the 23-year-old Thai decided to stay away for two days until experts gave the high-rise the all-clear. The sales coordinator is now one of many Bangkok resid…

'Fear and anxiety': Bangkok residents seek quake-proof homes
Shaken hours earlier by a massive earthquake, Phatsakon Kaewkla's terror was magnified when he came home to find gaping cracks in the walls of his 22nd-floor Bangkok apartment.
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