7/ There have indeed been cases where pieces of the structure have hit people, in this example the passenger of a car.

6/ Panic in the crowd, fears of buildings and bridges collapsing or just windows or pieces of it fall on pedestrians.

5/ Evacuation, all offices, residences, subways, trains, everyone get out on the street as quickly as possible.
Some people take reckless risks, fearing that their building will collapse.

4/ Fear, This is what the locals saw: the cranes of towers under construction swinging on the horizon, the towers transforming into intermittent waterfalls, and the ground shaking.

3/ Let's go back a little, for example, we were able to live as a resident, work in an office and as a tourist. Here is one of the many rooftop pools that overflowed. This was followed by evacuation via the stairs and hours of waiting in the street.

2/ This building of 137 metees that we see collapsing was under construction, here is a video from the Chinese company that extols the merits of the construction techniques its resistance to wind and earthquake.
According to my information, the company tried to remove the promotional clip.

1/ Regarding yesterday's earthquake, I have more informations on Thailand than on Burma, which has been in a complex and intense civil war situation for years.
I debrief here the impact on Bangkok 👇

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