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3 weeks ago |
foodandwine.com | Stacey Leasca |Nathalie Jamois
Photo: Stephen J. Boitano / LightRocket via Getty Images On Friday, a massive 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, sending shockwaves throughout the nation and into neighboring Thailand, including its capital city, Bangkok. Several powerful aftershocks also followed the initial quake. According to the Associated Press, the death toll from the earthquake has surpassed 2,000, with Myanmar officials telling the news agency that this number is expected to rise.
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3 weeks ago |
heraldo.es | Nathalie Jamois
Las tareas centradas en buscar posibles supervivientes entre los escombros del edificio en construcción que se derrumbó en Bangkok prosiguen este lunes, cuando se cumple el periodo "crucial" de 72 horas desde el accidente provocado por un terremoto de magnitud 7,7 con epicentro en la vecina Birmania (Myanmar).
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3 weeks ago |
fotos.europapress.es | Nathalie Jamois
Pie de Foto: 31 March 2025, Thailand, Bangkok: A close-up of young Muslim men shaking hands and greeting each other at the Foundation of the Islamic Centre of Thailand in Bangkok. Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan with a special morning prayer called Salat al-Eid, performed in congregation at mosques or open spaces. It is a time of gratitude, charity, and celebration with family and community. Photo: Nathalie leer más Jamois/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire/dpa leer menos
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3 weeks ago |
news.itaxi.my | Nathalie Jamois
即使泰国的地震中的泰国卷轴至少杀死了曼谷至少17人并受损的建筑物，官员们也很快向游客保证，前往该国许多旅游目的地是安全的。政府官员说，没有游客受伤，也没有任何旅游景点受到影响。泰国政府在周五与缅甸的一名中心发生巨大地震后，宣布首都处于紧急状态，以协调灾难反应工作，导致曼谷17人死亡。当局说，至少有83人失踪，并补充说32人受伤。同时，在邻近的缅甸，约有1,700人死亡，数千人担心。泰国旅游部长索拉旺（Sorawong）在X上的政府帖子中说：“旅行，酒店和活动正常进行。官员们还说，没有更多的旅行取消。运营商宣布，国际机场，例如在曼谷和普吉岛受欢迎的假日岛上，也恢复了正常的运营。以前，已经检查了终端和跑道是否有损坏。与此同时，在缅甸的首都纳伊皮德（Naypyidaw）中，国际机场的一个空中交通管制塔倒塌，造成至少六人丧生。周五的7.7级地震，曼谷举办2025年泰国旅游节时，缅甸的一名中心地震袭击，迫使人群逃离Sirikit Queen Sirikit国家会议中心（QSNCC）。根据该国中央银行州长的讲话，旅游业占泰国国民总产品（GDP）的12％，占劳动力总数的20％以上。阅读更多
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Nathalie Jamois
Even as Thailand reels from an earthquake that killed at least 17 people and damaged buildings in Bangkok, officials have been quick to reassure tourists that it is safe to travel to the country's many tourist destinations. Government officials said that no tourists have been injured and no tourist sights have been affected.
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