A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Bangkok on Friday, March 28, causing buildings to sway and water from rooftop pools to spill onto the streets below. The earthquake, believed to be shallow at 10km deep, had its epicenter in neighboring Myanmar. In a particularly alarming video that gained widespread attention, a high-rise building in Bangkok appeared to transform into a “scary waterfall” as its rooftop infinity pool overflowed due to the shaking. The tremors were felt across the greater Bangkok area, home to more than 17 million people, many of whom reside in high-rise apartments. Several buildings and skyscrapers shook vigorously, with spine-chilling footage showing cascading water and the structural impacts of the quake. Earthquake Tremors Felt in Delhi-NCR As Quake of Magnitude 7.2 Jolts Myanmar.

Water Spills From High-Rise Rooftop Pools 

Water Spills From High-Rise Bangkok Rooftop Pools

Earthquake in Bangkok

7.7 Earthquake Hits Bangkok 

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