Helpline number released for Indians trapped in Thailand after earthquake – India tv hindi

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Building debris fell after earthquake in Thailand

Today there is a terrible earthquake of 7.7 magnitude in Thailand. In this earthquake, the news of 3 people being killed and 90 people disappeared is coming out. The earthquake was so dreadful that a building under construction became landlords. Whose video is overshadowed on social media. Here PM Modi has assured Thailand of all possible help, while the Indian Embassy has expressed concern about Indian citizens trapped in Thailand and issued a helpline number.

Indian Embassy is keeping an eye

The Indian Embassy wrote on its official X account that the embassy is closely monitoring the situation in coordination with Thai officials following the shaking of powerful earthquake in Bangkok and other parts of Thailand. So far no untoward incident related to any Indian citizen has been reported.

Released helpline number

In any emergency, Indian citizens in Thailand are advised to contact emergency number +66 618819218. All members of the Indian Embassy in Bangkok and Consulate in Chiang Mai are safe.

How much was intensity?

Significantly, there was a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand on Friday, causing several high buildings in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand and forced millions of people to flee their homes and office. According to the American Geological Survey and GeoSin GFZ of Germany, the earthquake was at a depth of 10 km (6.2 mi), which was close to Mandalay in Myanmar.

Watch the video falling video

The video of a building falling on social media is also becoming increasingly viral, and people around are seen running fast.

According to the AP report, the Thai Defense Minister said that 90 people were missing and 3 have died in the earthquake.

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