Included footage of the moment when a Korean man jumped through a broken corridor, 50 stories above the ground, to reach another part of the dilated building in search of his wife and daughter.
The 36-year-old Kwon Young-Jun, 36, participated in the bold law shortly after a 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar on March 28.
The Thai capital in Bangkok, about 600 miles, felt widely shaken and witnessed great damage to the earthquake, including the total collapse of the skyscrapers under construction.
Young Yun was exercising in the gym on the 52nd floor of one of three blocks in The Oli Chlor, an apartment complex in the city, when the disaster was struck.
Viral footage shows the corridor bridge of the complex that connects it from one building to another, which has been captured in half.
Young John's wife, known as Puyuri and their one -year -old daughter inside her home on the thirtieth floor in a neighboring bloc.
“At that time, my husband, Coone, was working in the gym on the 52nd floor of another building … When the building shook, my husband encountered the sky bridge linking the buildings to search for me and my daughter. This scene was arrested,” Buri told local media.
Incredible footage of the swinging buildings as Cuun John jumps through the broken sky bridge in search of his family.
Then he walked more than 40 floors after realizing that everyone had been evacuated. He was collected with his wife and daughter outside the building, according to the publication of Singapore. Stranging times.
