ISRO Satellite Pictures show the damage caused by earthquake in Myanmar, see India News before and after
New Delhi: ISRO has released pictures of damage caused by deadly earthquake in Myanmar, killing more than 1,700 people. The images were taken by Earth imaging and mapping satellite, Cartosat -3.
The earthquake was near Mandalay, the second largest city in Myanmar, which caused widespread damage. The space agency said the jerk also shook the capital, the nipiation, and other areas, which led to the collapse of roads, infrastructure and residential buildings.
This effect was not limited to Myanmar, as the neighboring countries also felt shockwave. In Thailand, the residents in the Chiang Mai and the northern regions experienced sufficient shock to harm.
Explaining the possible cause of the earthquake, ISRO said, “Myanmar is located near the convergence border of Indian and Eurasian plates, where the Indian plate is moving northwards northwards, at a rate of about 5 cm per year.
“The teak fault is an important active strike-slip fault that adjusts the lateral motion between the blocks of Indian and Eurasian plates. The current earthquake is likely to have a sedication that the tender was associated with the release of stress in the region or the release of accumulated tension with its secondary defects,” it said.
First (left); After (right)
The satellites captured the destruction of the infrastructure, in which the infrastructure, including the collapse of the binding, was captured.
“The temple city saw significant disadvantages for infrastructure, with major sites such as Sky Villa, Fayni Pagoda, Mahamuni Pagoda and Anand Pagoda, Mandalay University and many others either complete or partial damage, such as either complete or partial damage.
Ang Yadar Saint: Earthquake conditions (left); Earthquake destruction (right)
The space agency reported that on March 28, a powerful 7.7-earthquake earthquake killed Myanmar, followed by a strong 6.4-Criminal Affection. The epicenter was located at 22.013 ° n, 95.922 ° E, which was at a depth of 10 km near the teak-mandala border.
Ava Bridge: First (left); After (right)
The images also captured the collapse of the Awa Bridge near these or the city.
“As seen from imagery, the earthquake caused full collapse of the historic Ava (Inva) bridge over the Irawadi river near these or city,” ISRO’s statement said.
Irawadi river floodplane: first (left); After (right)
The cracks caused by earthquake in the flooding of Irawadi River and the breakdown of the ground were also occupied by the satellite.
The statement said, “Cracks/land breakdown were also seen in the flood grounds of the Irawadi River along with affiliated liquidity.”
