Bangkok Earthquake: Many individuals began returning to their hometowns following the tragedies in Bangkok and Myanmar. Public transportation, including buses and trains, is reportedly shut down until things return to normal. The sources also claim that the nation’s taxis are shuttered. A huge number of people began making their way back to their houses on foot following Friday afternoon’s powerful earthquake in Bangkok.
The most dangerous and sacred earthquakes, according to the sources, happened in Bangkok. The majority of individuals began responding to these images as soon as they were posted online. “This is like Tokyo, Japan, where a lot of people walk home/work every day,” remarked one online user. Is this the first earthquake to strike Bangkok? “It was at least the most severe earthquake in a very long time,” said another user. Earthquakes don’t typically occur in Bangkok.
Bangkok on Friday afternoon after the severe earthquake. Trains aren't running and taxis are scarce. So people have to walk home: pic.twitter.com/mr4zyFxdmh
— ฿คຖgk๐k-฿๐y – หนุ่มบางกอก 🇹🇭 (@Bangkokboy17) March 28, 2025
The devastating events in Bangkok and Myanmar have sent shockwaves throughout the region. The tragedies have not only caused widespread panic but have also disrupted essential services, making it difficult for residents to navigate their cities.
Public Transport Shutdown: Reports indicate that bus and train services have been suspended indefinitely, bringing daily commutes and long-distance travel to a standstill.
Taxis Unavailable: Even taxi services have been shuttered, making it nearly impossible for people to secure transportation.
Mass Exodus of Residents: The uncertainty has led to an overwhelming number of people deciding to leave urban centers and return to their hometowns, hoping to find safety and stability.
เป็นเรื่องน่าเศร้าที่สุดแล้วนะตั้งแต่เด็กกราดยิงพารากอนมาจนถึงแผ่นดินไหวตึกถล่มที่กทม. จนป่านนี้ก็ยังไม่มีsmsเตือนภัยก่อนเกิดเหตุ และที่ตกต่ำที่สุดของนายกและรัฐบาลคือรู้เรื่องเท่ากับปชช.… pic.twitter.com/L9kBRTRcQJ
— ฮ.นกฮูก(สีส้ม) (@skongki2000) March 28, 2025
Many people are returning to their hometowns as a result of the severe wounds caused by the events in Bangkok and Myanmar. Even though there is still no transportation and uncertainty, individuals are overcoming this difficult time with fortitude. Thousands of people are still on the move, some going long distances in search of safety and comfort in their hometowns, while authorities attempt to restore routine.
Also Read: Myanmar Earthquake Updates: More than 1,000 died & 2,376 Injured
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