Indian returnees from Myanmar and Thailand recently recounted their horrifying experience during the earthquake in the region. They shared stories of witnessing skyscrapers shaking and water gushing out of swimming pools. The earthquake, which struck the Myanmar-India border, had a magnitude of 7.3 and was felt in several parts of India. The returnees described the chaos and panic that ensued as buildings swayed and people ran for safety. Many Indians were in Myanmar and Thailand for various reasons when the earthquake hit, causing widespread fear and disruption. The accounts of the returnees provide a firsthand look at the impact of the earthquake on the region and the people living and visiting there. The earthquake serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of natural disasters and the importance of being prepared for such events. As the affected areas work towards recovery and rehabilitation, it is crucial to learn from these experiences and take steps to enhance disaster preparedness and response efforts.