List of populated places affected by the 2025 Myanmar earthquake
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On March 28, 2025, at approximately 12:50 PM local time, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake impacted central Myanmar, with its epicenter located close to Mandalay, the second-largest city of Myanmar. A strong 6.7-magnitude aftershock followed approximately eleven minutes following the initial tremor. The earthquake affected a wide area across Southeast Asia, with significant damage reported across the rest of Myanmar and in Thailand.[1][2]
Communication networks and electrical infrastructure in Myanmar suffered significant damage, complicating assessment and relief efforts. Many residents in affected areas, particularly in Mandalay, were forced to evacuate their homes and sleep outdoors due to fears of aftershocks and unstable buildings. In Thailand, Prime Minister of Thailand Paetongtarn Shinawatra issued a declaration deeming Bangkok as an "emergency area" and urged residents to evacuate tall buildings as a precaution against aftershocks. The city's mass transit systems, including the elevated Skytrain and subway, were temporarily closed following the earthquake. Videos captured dramatic scenes of water surging from rooftop swimming pools atop high-rise buildings throughout the city.[1]
Populated places
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Myanmar
City/Town | Region | Reported Casualties | Notes | References |
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Sagaing | Sagaing Region | 50+ dead, 300+ injured, 900+ trapped | Part of officially declared emergency zone | [1][3][4] |
Mandalay | Mandalay Region | 907 dead | Second-largest city in Myanmar, near epicenter; 50% of structures destroyed or heavily damaged, including Mandalay International Airport, Mandalay University, Mandalay Palace, Mandalay Central Prison and the Mahamuni Pagoda | [5][6][7][8][9][10] |
Inwa | Unknown casualties | Historic buildings damaged (including the Maha Aungmye Bonzan Monastery and the Four-Storied Monastery) | [11] | |
Singu Township | 50+ dead | 30 killed in mine collapse | [12][13] | |
Madaya | Unknown | Several buildings collapsed | [14] | |
Kyaukse | 129 dead, 732 injured | 49 killed in school collapse | [5][15][16][17] | |
Kanbalu | Sagaing Region | No major casualties reported | Several residential and religious buildings collapsed | [18] |
Chaung-U Township | None reported | Historic buildings damaged | [19] | |
Monywa | Unknown | Located approximately 50km west of the epicenter | [11] | |
Bagan | Mandalay Region | Unknown | Damage to historical sites recorded | [8] |
Pyawbwe | 400 dead, 1,000 injured | Most homes collapsed | [20][21] | |
Shwebo | Sagaing Region | 4 dead | [5] | |
Meiktila | Mandalay Region | 44 dead, 166 injured | [5][22] | |
Bone Oe | More than 100 dead | Estimates of casualties in rural Meiktila township village | [23] | |
Wundwin | 65 dead | Experienced shaking | [5][24] | |
Yamethin | 216 dead | 13 killed in school collapse | [5][25] | |
Naypyidaw | Naypyidaw Union Territory | At least 300 dead. | Capital city with reported structural damage. | [1][2] |
Zabuthiri Township | 204+ dead | Part of Naypyidaw numbers. | [26] | |
Pyinmana | At least 86 dead. | Part of Naypyidaw numbers | [27] | |
Aungban | Shan State | 3+ dead, 25+ trapped | Casualties from collapsing hotel | [28] |
Momeik | Unknown | Experienced shaking | [24] | |
Pindaya | Unknown | Significant damage reported to Pindaya Monastery, a historic Buddhist monastery | [1][18] | |
Nyaungshwe | 60+ dead | Electrocution and drowning fatalities included | [29] | |
Kayla and Zayatgyi | 46+ dead, 950+ houses lost | Villages on Inle Lake | [30] | |
Taungoo | Bago Region | At least 19 dead | Casualties reported from school and partial mosque collapse | [31] |
Taw Kyaw Pauk, Kyaukkyi | 2 dead | Houses collapsed | [32] | |
Wai Kyun, Shwegyin | None reported | Damage to farms and buildings, including a pagoda and cemetery | ||
Pyu | At least 4 dead | from reports of one house collapsing | [33] | |
Yangon | Yangon Region | None reported | Experienced strong tremors, damage to power station causing intermittent power outages. | [2][18][34] |
Bago | Bago Region | Unknown | Experienced shaking | [24] |
Kalay | Magway Region | [24] | ||
Muse | Shan State | [24] | ||
Pathein | Ayeyarwady Region | None | Experienced shaking. Electric generators and water infrastructure disabled. | [24][35] |
Thailand
City/Town | Province | Reported Casualties | Notes | References |
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Bangkok | Bangkok | At least 17[citation needed] dead, hundreds missing or trapped | Located approximately 600 miles from epicenter | [1][2][18] |
Phuket | Phuket | Unknown | Experienced tremors, Prime Minister was visiting | [2][18] |
Chiang Mai | Chiang Mai | Northern Thai region experienced significant tremors | [2] | |
Mae Hong Son | Mae Hong Son | [36] | ||
Pattaya | Chonburi | Coastal city approximately 60 miles south of Bangkok | [2] | |
Uttaradit | Uttaradit | Experienced tremors from the earthquake | [18] | |
Nan | Nan | [18] |
China
City/Town | Province | Reported Casualties | Notes | References |
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Ruili | Yunnan | 2 injured | Border city with Myanmar, experienced structural damage | [37] |
Mangshi | None | City 100km northeast of Ruili, reports of shaking so strong people were unable to stand | [37] | |
Kunming | Provincial capital of Yunnan, experienced over 10 seconds of shaking | [37] | ||
Dali | Tourist city located at the Tibetan plateau's Yunnan foothills | [37] | ||
Various settlements | Sichuan | Tremors felt | [38] | |
Various settlements | Guizhou | [38] | ||
Various settlements | Guangxi | [38] |
Vietnam
City/Town | Region | Reported Casualties | Notes | References |
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Hanoi | Red River Delta | None | Capital city felt tremors from the earthquake | [18][39] |
Ho Chi Minh City | Southeast | 1 dead | Tremors resulted in the evacuation of several buildings | [39][40] |
Laos
City/Town | Prefecture | Reported Casualties | Notes | References |
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Vientiane | Vientiane Prefecture | None | Capital city felt tremors, resulting in the evacuation of several buildings | [41] |
India
City/Town | State | Reported Casualties | Notes | References |
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New Delhi | Delhi | None | Tremors caused people to evacuate buildings | [42] |
Kolkata | West Bengal | None | Tremors felt in the city | [43] |
Imphal | Manipur | None | Earthquake felt strongly, causing evacuation | [44] |
Basirhat | West Bengal | None | Residents reported the shaking of natural water bodies | [45] |
Guwahati | Assam | None | Earthquake felt across the state of Assam, including Guwahati | [47] |
Structures and infrastructure
In Myanmar
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Structure | City/Town | Type | Notes | References |
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Hsinbyume Pagoda | Mingun | Religious building | Largely destroyed | [48] |
Mingun Pahtodawgyi | Damage sustained | [49] | ||
Min Lan Mosque | Sagaing | Mosque | Collapsed, feared to have trapped 100 people. | [4] |
Myodaw Mosque | Collapsed, 200+ killed | [50] | ||
Myoma Mosque | ||||
Masjid Jamae | ||||
Sagaing nunnery | Religious building | Structural collapse, principal of nunnery school killed, 100+ injured | [4] | |
Zinaydaya monastery | Structural collapse, trapping 600+ | |||
Laykyun Myay Ot monastery | Structural collapse, trapping 300+ | |||
Myat Sing Kyaw monastery | Structural collapse, trapping people | |||
Tipitaka Maha Gandawin Nikaya monastery | Structural collapse, trapping people | [citation needed] | ||
Umin Thonze Pagoda | Damage, some structural collapse, 5 killed | [49] | ||
Umin Koeze Pagoda | Structural collapse | [51] | ||
Zedi Hla | Structural collapse | [49] | ||
Kaunghmudaw Pagoda | Structural damage | [3] | ||
Sun U Ponnyashin Pagoda | Structural collapse, 6 killed | [52] | ||
Ava Bridge | Sagaing/Inwa | Transportation infrastructure | Collapsed into Irrawaddy River | [1][2][18] |
Dokhtawaddy Bridge | Mandalay | Transportation infrastructure | Collapse with significant structural damage | [53] |
Mandalay International Airport | Airport | Ceilings collapsed, damage reported in the basement | [7] | |
Mandalay University | University | Several buildings collapsed and/or caught fire with students and faculty trapped inside during exams | [8] | |
Sky Villa Condo | Apartment building | Ten story building with lower six stories crushed in collapse. | [54] | |
Shwe Pho Shein Mosque | Mosque | 19th century historic building; 11 people killed, 3 injured, 4 trapped | [55][56] | |
Taung Sin Kyone Mosque | Many casualties and structural collapse | [57] | ||
St. Joseph's Church (Mandalay) | Church | Structural collapse | [58] | |
Masoeyein Monastery | Religious building | Clock tower toppled, main building collapsed, several monks injured | [1][2][55] | |
U Hla Thein Hall | Over 100 monks trapped following the collapse of the hall | [59] | ||
Mahamuni Pagoda | Suffered significant structural damage | [9] | ||
Ayeik Ma Htwet Pagoda | Structural damage, collapse | [60] | ||
Kuthodaw Pagoda | Damage, door collapse | [49] | ||
Mandalay Palace | Historic site | Gaping hole in several sections of surrounding wall | [2] | |
Two-story tea shop | Maha Aung Myay, Mandalay | Commercial | 70 people trapped in collapse | [61] |
Three-story car accessories store | Pyigyidagun, Mandalay | 10 employees trapped in collapse | ||
Construction building | Construction building | Eight people killed in collapse, many others trapped | [62] | |
Nagayon Pagoda | Amarapura | Religious building | Structural collapse | [49] |
Pahtodawgyi | Structural damage, collapse | [60] | ||
Shweyinye Pagoda | Structural damage | [49] | ||
Shwegugyi Pagoda | ||||
Taungthaman Bupaya | ||||
Sandamuni Pagoda | ||||
Taungmingyi Pagoda | ||||
Sinkyo Shwegu Pagoda | ||||
Thetdawya Thetdawshe Pagoda | ||||
U Lin Pagoda | ||||
Yadana Myintzu Pagoda | ||||
Shwesayan Pagoda | Patheingyi | Religious building | Buddhist historic site from 11th century, significantly damaged | [8] |
Maha Aungmye Bonzan Monastery | Inwa | Religious building | Structural collapse | [11] |
Yadana Hsemee Pagoda Complex | Structural collapse | [49] | ||
Thitsar Tike Pagoda | ||||
Shwezigon Pagoda, Inwa | ||||
Maha Lawka Tharaphu Pagoda | Structural damage, collapse | [60] | ||
Lawka Hteik Oo Pagoda | [49] | |||
Four-Storied Monastery | ||||
Sin Kyone Fortress | Sin Kyone, Tada-U Township | Historic site | Inscription damage | |
Shwezigon Pagoda | Pinya | Religious building | Structural damage | |
Aungzigon Pagoda | ||||
Shwe Taung Daw Pagoda | ||||
Bagan | Bagan | Historic site | Several Buddhist temples dating from the 10th to the 13th centuries collapsed or were damaged. | [8] |
Thonbanhla Monastery | Pyay | Religious building | Structural collapse | [63] |
KBZ Bank | Pyawbwe | Bank | Structural collapse trapping 46+ inside. | [64] |
Sule Kone Mosque | Kyaukse | Mosque | Structural collapse | [4] |
Tamote Shinpin Shwegugyi Temple | Religious building | [49] | ||
Kyaukthittar Pagoda | [65] | |||
Shwe Mu Htaw | ||||
Shwe Mu Htaw | Myittha | Religious building | Structural damage, collapse | [60] |
Pindaya Monastery | Pindaya | Religious building | Century-old stupas toppled, foundations cracked | [1][2] |
National Museum | Naypyidaw | Cultural institution | Significant interior debris reported | [2] |
Naypyidaw Hospital | Healthcare facility | Building damaged, emergency entrance collapsed with car crushed under concrete | [11] | |
Nay Pyi Taw International Airport | Airport | Air traffic control tower collapsed, killing six with no reported survivors | [66][67] | |
State Administration Council military headquarters | Military | Main headquarters and surrounding officer housing buildings severely damaged | [68] | |
Thapyakone Market | Commercial | Market and nearby houses collapsed, causing fatalities | [68] | |
Union Parliament | State legislative building | Several parliament buildings collapsed | ||
Government buildings | Government buildings | Several state government buildings collapsed, killing the permanent Secretary of the Labour Ministry, many senior Myanmar junta officials, and government employees. | [8] | |
Myatsaw Nyinaung Pagoda | Taungoo | Religious building | Structural collapse | [60] |
Kan Taw Mosque | Mosque | Partial collapse during prayers. Killed five displaced children, as well as a novice. Total 24 dead. | [2][69] | |
Weluwun School | School and shelter | Collapse, trapping at least 20 | [70] | |
Residential buildings | Kantbalu | Housing | Several collapsed in township area | [18] |
Religious buildings | Religious |
In Thailand
Structure | City/Town | Type | Notes | References |
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Office of the Auditor General Building | Bangkok | Government building | 33-story structure under construction collapsed. At least thirteen were killed, with dozens more trapped. | [71][1][2][18][72] |
Building in Bang Khun Thian | Private | Three-story structure collapsed | [2][73] | |
Unspecified high-rise buildings | Various | Multiple buildings reported damaged with cracks | [2] | |
All rapid transit lines (BTS, MRT, Airport Rail Link and SRT Red Lines) | Bangkok Metropolitan Region | Public transportation | Closed for safety checks, all lines except MRT Yellow Line and MRT Pink Line reopened the following day | [18][74] |
King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital | Bangkok | Hospital | Walls damaged with cracks, ceilings collapsed | ![]() |
Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital | Chiang Mai | Suffered cracks | [76] | |
Lampang Hospital | Lampang | Suffered cracked walls and collapsed ceilings | [77] | |
Tourist pavilion at Pai Canyon | Mae Hong Son | Tourist site | Pavilion collapsed, with trees in the canyon falling | [78] |
In China
Structure | City/Town | Type | Notes | References |
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Unspecified buildings | Ruili | Various | Shopping mall garages collapsed, homes damaged | [1][2][18] |
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