Thailand: Ceiling Lights Sway as M7.7 Quake Rocks Bangkok

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Thailand: Ceiling Lights Sway as M7.7 Quake Rocks Bangkok

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake with an epicenter in neighboring Myanmar hit Bangkok on Friday, March 28, causing some buildings to collapse. This video shows a chandelier swaying after the quake.

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  • 2025/3/28 17:25:18
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  • 2025 at about 13:30h, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Bangkok, Thailand Video Recording Date/Time: March 28

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