Heavy machinery is used to clear away wreckage from the State Audit Office construction site collapse in Bangkok, Thailand caused by the March 28th 7.7 earthquake in neighboring Myanmar. The under construction government high rise stood at 33 stories tall when the earthquake struck while the workers were on their lunch break, causing it to implode downward with violent force. Official numbers list 27 dead and 19 injured from the site with 67 still unaccounted for. Bangkok Thailand - ZUMAt128 20250411_zap_t128_004
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Recording Date: Apr 11, 2025
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April 11, 2025, Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand: Heavy machinery is used to clear away wreckage from the State Audit Office construction site collapse in Bangkok, Thailand caused by the March 28th 7.7 earthquake in neighboring Myanmar. The under construction government high rise stood at 33 stories tall when the earthquake struck while the workers were on their lunch break, causing it to implode downward with violent force. Official numbers list 27 dead and 19 injured from the site with 67 still unaccounted for. Bangkok Thailand - ZUMAt128 20250411_zap_t128_004
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