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Ghost Tower Defies Odds: Bangkok's Abandoned Icon Survives Quake

Summary by ASEAN NOW Formerly Thai Visa Forum
File photo. The Sathorn Unique Tower, a 49-storey structure left in limbo for over thirty years, has become an unexpected symbol of resilience. Surviving a dramatic 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar on March 28, it remains intact despite shockwaves striking regions as far as Bangkok, located over 1,000 kilometres from the epicentre. While the tremors wreaked havoc, including the collapse of a building under construction in the city, t…
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ASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa ForumASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa Forum

Ghost Tower Defies Odds: Bangkok's Abandoned Icon Survives Quake

File photo. The Sathorn Unique Tower, a 49-storey structure left in limbo for over thirty years, has become an unexpected symbol of resilience. Surviving a dramatic 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar on March 28, it remains intact despite shockwaves striking regions as far as Bangkok, located over 1,000 kilometres from the epicentre. While the tremors wreaked havoc, including the collapse of a building under construction in the city, t…

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Surviving despite all the odds

This is the story of two Polish Holocaust survivors from Poland, united by despicable tragedy and strengthened by the love for the children they raised. Yakov "Jacob" Kazimierek, was born in Mlawa, Poland on Dec. 10, 1926, one of the seven children of Abraham and Hannah (Granaska) Kazimierek. The family farmed and raised cattle, which they milked or slaughtered. After Germany's...

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