
How far away was Bangkok from the quake's epicenter in Myanmar?
You even got the name wrong. It's Burma.No one cares about Myanmar. Military coup, killing of civilians also no one cares.
This Thai collapsed building is a government one, so beside just blaming the builder, not sure whether senior officials and developers did enriched themselves and benefited each other.
Damn scary to see the building sway.
The biggest risk for Singapore is all the cabling are underground.Singapore is not located in an earthquake zone. The nearest earthquake fault zone is located in Sumatra, more than 400 kilometres away. Over such a long distance, the seismic waves would have dissipated and lost most of their energy. Nevertheless, our buildings are designed to be sufficiently robust to withstand forces generated by distant earthquakes. For example, while tremors from the magnitude 9 earthquake in Aceh in 2004 could be felt in Singapore, there were no reports of structural damage to our buildings. Sorry, that's not direct hit hor
Singapore buildings designed to withstand 143km/h wind gust is not earthquake lah. Should ask whether can HDBs withstand an earthquake. I know those tall buildings in CBD are designed for earthquake
Buy 2013 onwards loh, Indonesia so near and always earthquakeThis was answered in parliament. Singapore buildings designed to withstand 143km/h wind gust.
Said we are located far from earthquake fault zone and all buildings managed to survive magnitude 9 in aceh so no need to worry. That was what thailand thought too?
nevertheless bca has standard for design of building for earthquake resistant starting from 2013. based on eurocode 8. But what about buildings before 2013.
https://www.mnd.gov.sg/newsroom/spe...ational-development-on-buildings-in-singapore
https://www1.bca.gov.sg/docs/default-source/docs-corp-regulatory/building-control/bc3-2013.pdf
Bangkok I read is 1300km away from Myanmar earthquake zoneSingapore is not located in an earthquake zone. The nearest earthquake fault zone is located in Sumatra, more than 400 kilometres away. Over such a long distance, the seismic waves would have dissipated and lost most of their energy. Nevertheless, our buildings are designed to be sufficiently robust to withstand forces generated by distant earthquakes. For example, while tremors from the magnitude 9 earthquake in Aceh in 2004 could be felt in Singapore, there were no reports of structural damage to our buildings. Sorry, that's not direct hit hor
Singapore buildings designed to withstand 143km/h wind gust is not earthquake lah. Should ask whether can HDBs withstand an earthquake. I know those tall buildings in CBD are designed for earthquake
China developerSaw the news where the halfway construction building collapsed
Seem like this is the first time earth quake hit Thailand and Myanmar?
within china they are blaming the italian architect design nowChina developer![]()