Kazakh tourists in Thailand are safe post-Myanmar earthquake; no tremors or evacuation requests reported. Resort areas remain stable, and Bangkok Airport operations have resumed. Approximately 4,457 Kazakh nationals are currently in Thailand.
Recent reports indicate that Kazakh tourists in Thailand have not been impacted by the significant earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale that occurred in Myanmar on March 28. The Tourism Rights Protection System has confirmed there have been no tremors detected at popular Thai resorts, and no evacuation requests have been made by Kazakh nationals.
Noteworthy resort destinations such as Phuket, Khao Lak, Krabi, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Rayong, Ko Chang, and Ko Samui in Thailand have remained unaffected, maintaining stability despite the seismic activity nearby. Furthermore, while takeoffs and landings at Bangkok Airport were briefly halted following the earthquake, normal operations have since resumed. Currently, there are approximately 4,457 Kazakh tourists enjoying their stay in Thailand, with no reports of distress or requests for evacuation from either the rights protection system or tour operators.
In summary, Kazakh tourists in Thailand continue to enjoy their holidays without disruption from the Myanmar earthquake. Thai resorts remain stable, and airport operations have returned to normal. The absence of any evacuation requests further emphasizes the safety of Kazakh nationals currently residing in Thailand.
Original Source: astanatimes.com
