Powerful waterfall from a skyscraper washed away a crowd during an earthquake in Bangkok

People were washed away by water from a pool located on the roof of a high-rise building in Bangkok.

The footage circulating on social media was published by Readovka. It is claimed that the incident occurred in the Chinatown area.

A surveillance camera captured the moment when unsuspecting pedestrians were suddenly hit by a powerful stream of water that poured from a pool on the roof of the building during underground tremors. The video footage indicates that several people may have been injured as a result of the incident. No official comments regarding the incident have been provided yet.

It should be noted that on March 28, a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 occurred in Myanmar. Seismic activity was felt in neighboring countries, including Thailand. In the country's capital, underground tremors were recorded at approximately 1:20 PM local time.

Due to the threat of structural collapse, an emergency evacuation of residents from high-rise buildings in Bangkok was conducted. Simultaneously, the evacuation of tourists from hotels began. Videos have also appeared online showing water splashing out of pools located on the roofs of skyscrapers. According to reports, one of the high-rise buildings could not withstand the underground tremors and collapsed.