Thailand has registered more than 50 aftershocks after the earthquake in Myanmar

More than 50 aftershocks were installed in Thailand after the earthquake in Miyanma. The Thai Earthquake Monitoring Authority informed about this on March 28.

The last powerful aftershock, whose magnitude was 4.9, was noted at 23:46 local time (19:46 Moscow time), according to the official website of the department.

As Yaroslav, a tourist, told Izvestia, at the moment the Bangkok metro is temporarily not working, which is why traffic jams have increased on the roads, and some streets are blocked. At the same time, the city continues to function.

"The restaurants are open, behind me, in the background, the signs are all lit, people are walking, cars are driving, that is, there is no panic in the city. <...> The only thing is, there are more traffic jams, and the subway is closed. Yes, it's a small transport collapse. But it's all tolerable," said journalist Anton Dryanichkin.

Powerful earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand: there are dead due to the collapse of buildings

The consequences of the rampant disaster were felt by several countries in the region

Earthquakes of magnitude 7.7 and 6.4 occurred in Myanmar, neighboring Thailand, earlier. Subsequently, fluctuations also occurred in Bangkok and its surroundings. Thai Prime Minister Phethong Thang Shinawatra has declared a state of emergency in the country's capital. The authorities assigned the earthquake a level three out of four and classified it as a large-scale disaster.

Later it became known that the death toll in Myanmar as a result of the earthquake reached 144 people. In Bangkok, according to the latest data, 10 people died as a result of the disaster, more than 100 are missing. The Russian Embassy in Thailand reported that it had not received information about Russian citizens injured in the earthquake.