US EditionBangladesh feels tremors as 7.3-magnitude earthquake strikes Myanmar
- A 5.1-magnitude earthquake struck near Naypyidaw, Myanmar, following a devastating 7.7-magnitude quake that killed at least 1,002 people and injured over 2,300, according to the United States Geological Survey .
- The depth of the earthquake was recorded at 10 kilometers, while the extent of damage and casualties from this tremor is currently unclear.
- In neighboring Thailand, the earthquake caused the collapse of a skyscraper in Bangkok, resulting in at least nine deaths and 47 people still missing or trapped, according to Thai authorities.
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed solidarity with Myanmar's military-led government and announced the delivery of 15 tonnes of relief materials and a team of 80 National Disaster Response Force personnel for assistance.
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Myanmar: Fresh tremors of 5.1 magnitude strike Naypyidaw a day after deadly earthquake
Fresh earthquake of 5.1 magnitude struck Naypyidaw on Saturday, a day after a deadly earthquake wreaked havoc in the country, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) reports. The tremors were felt around 2.50 pm near Myanmar's capital, Naypyidaw, at a depth of 10 kilometres, according to the USGS. The extent of damage or details of any casualties due to the fresh tremors are yet unknown. On Friday, a devastating earthquake of 7.7 magnitude h…
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