Bangladesh Earthquake News: The impact of two earthquakes with 7.7 and 7.2 magnitude in Myanmar was felt to India and Bangkok. However, according to the latest report, Bangladesh has also not been untouched by this earthquake. It is being claimed that a powerful earthquake of 7.3 magnitude was felt in Bangladesh as well. Many cities including Dhaka and Chittagong were shaken by a powerful earthquake in Bangladesh.
The center of the earthquake was on the border of Bangladesh.
According to the Bangladesh Meteorological Department, a powerful earthquake of 7.3 magnitude was felt on the Richter scale in different parts of the country including Dhaka at 12:25 pm on Friday. The center of the earthquake was on the border of Bangladesh, in Mandalay, Myanmar. However, the epicenter of the earthquake was about 597 km from Dhaka. He was far away. Due to the high intensity of this earthquake, it will be considered a major earthquake.
Prime Minister Modi tweeted
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern over the situation after the earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand, saying that he was concerned about the situation after the earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand. I pray that everyone be safe. We are ready to help in every possible way. We have asked the administration to be vigilant in this matter. The Ministry of External Affairs has also been asked to stay in touch with the governments of Myanmar and Thailand on the matter. All people should be safe.
Where and how many people died in the earthquake?
With this, the latest number of people who died of earthquake have come out. According to the information, 20 people died in Mandalay, Myanmar, while 5 people died in Toldu. Dozens of people have been injured in Thailand, while 43 people are still missing. A total of 25 people from both countries have been killed, while 43 are still missing and hundreds are injured.
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