THIS ARTICLE CONTINUES TO BE UPDATED ACCORDING TO THE SITUATION ON THE GROUND.
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake occurred in central Myanmar on Friday, March 28, 2025, with tremors reaching several areas in Thailand, including Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
Following the quake, Thai authorities declared a state of emergency in Bangkok as a precaution. Some buildings were temporarily evacuated or placed under inspection. However, no damage has been reported at any sites or accommodations included in our programs.
Since the event, we have closely coordinated with our local teams to ensure the safety of all travelers and the continuity of services.
Here’s what you need to know as of today
- All travelers are safe and accounted for.
- No itineraries or site visits have been affected.
- Our teams have been in ongoing contact with guides and service providers since the early hours following the earthquake.
- While some infrastructure was reportedly damaged, this does not involve any hotels, venues, or transport services in our itineraries.
- Some travelers experienced minor disruptions on March 28, such as temporary mobile network issues or minor hotel service delays. These were resolved quickly.
- The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand confirmed that all airports, including Bangkok Suvarnabhumi and Chiang Mai, remained fully operational.
- Transportation services, including trains, metro, and domestic flights, usually operate.
- All accommodations used in our programs have confirmed no structural damage and are functioning as usual.
- Major tourist attractions remain open and have not been impacted.
- Communication networks have stabilized and are currently operating without issues.
While the situation has returned to normal, authorities remain vigilant to ensure everyone’s safety. Our local teams monitor the situation and regularly contact guides, suppliers, and travelers.
We continue to monitor the situation closely through official sources and updates from our teams on the ground. This page will be updated with any relevant new information.
If you have any urgent questions or concerns, please contact us at sales@easia-travel.com.
