A powerful 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar at 2:20 p.m. on Friday, shaking buildings and sparking panic across the region. Wang Tun, a leading seismic expert, warns that 'aftershocks are inevitable' and could last for days, with Myanmar and Thailand facing the highest risks. 🌏💥
"Damage to older structures is likely to be severe," Wang said, urging residents to avoid unstable buildings. The quake's epicenter was near Mandalay, but tremors were felt as far as Bangkok—imagine your morning coffee suddenly becoming a latte with extra froth! ☕🌀
Authorities are scrambling to assess the situation, while social media floods with videos of swaying skyscrapers. Could this impact Southeast Asia's vibrant tech hubs? Stay tuned as we update this story faster than you can say 'tectonic plates'. 📱🌐
