VIDEO: Thousands feared dead after powerful earthquake rocks Southeast Asia

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From the New York PostThousands are feared dead after a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake rocked Southeast Asia on Friday, bringing down a towering skyscraper in Thailand and toppling buildings, including a mosque, in neighboring Myanmar.

Harrowing scenes emerged of bodies being lined up in the rubble as rescuers scoured for survivors from the midday quake, whose epicenter was detected near Mandalay, Myanmar’s second-largest city.

Although the extent of death and destruction wasn’t immediately clear, the US Geological Survey (USGS) issued a red alert — estimating that deaths could range between 1,000 and 10,000.

“High casualties and extensive damage are probable and the disaster is likely widespread,” the federal agency warned, noting that “past red alerts have required a national or international response.”

At least 144 were quickly confirmed dead in Myanmar — one of the world’s poorest countries — where photos and video from two hard-hit cities showed extensive damage.


The damage extended hundreds of miles from the epicenter, reaching into Thailand, where a 33-story building under construction in the capital city of Bangkok was seen crumbling to the ground in a pile of dust, as people were seen running for their lives.

In one terrifying video from Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, the water from a pool on the terrace of a high-rise building spilled out due to the impact of the tremor. The water is seen pouring down from the top of the building, along with what appears to be bodies of those who were swimming in the pool at the time.

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