Satellite images and maps expose scale of destruction in Myanmar after the earthquake that killed over 2,000 people and has all but flattened towns like Min Kun in the centre of the country.

Its epicentre was located 16km northeast of the provincial capital of Banda Aceh and at a depth of 12km below earth.

BANGKOK — The death toll from a 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar climbed to more than 2,700 Tuesday, as the scale of the destruction in the isolated, war-torn Southeast Asian nation became ...

On March 28, at 14:20 local time, an earthquake measuring approximately 7.7 on the Richter scale struck near Myanmar, with its epicenter located at latitude 22.05° N and longitude 95.84° E. Such ...

There were no aftershocks recorded until 14:40 WIB. "Modeling results indicate that this earthquake does not have the potential for a tsunami," stated Daryono. According to BMKG data, the tremor scale ...

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But the true scale of the disaster remains unclear in ... 30-storey skyscraper under construction collapsed after the Friday earthquake. At least 17 people have been killed in the Thai capital ...

Myanmar is trying to come to terms with the scale of the disaster after an earthquake damaged not only large parts of the country, but also destroyed historic sites, delivering a blow to its ...

Ma Shi Kha Na pagoda and surrounding buildings, before on Sunday, and collapsed after the earthquake ... while experts warn the full scale of the devastation could take weeks to assess.