Update Earthquake in Thailand

The Thai Government confirms Safe Travel After Earthquake

Following the earthquake that occurred on March 28, 2025, with its epicenter in Myanmar, which caused tremors in Thailand including Bangkok, we would like to assure all visitors that the situation has now returned to normal. All tourist attractions and businesses across Thailand remain unaffected and fully operational.

The Thai government has taken immediate action by conducting thorough inspections of buildings, public spaces, and transportation systems to ensure public safety. Tourists can continue their travels throughout Thailand with complete confidence.

For any assistance or additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact:

– Tourist Police: 1155

– TAT Contact Center: 1672 (Travel Buddy service)

We assure you that Thailand remains a safe destination and you can continue your travels here with confidence.

Current Status as of March 29, 2025:

Transportation:

Bangkok City Travel:

Services on the BTS Skytrain and long-distance routes resumed by the evening of March 28.
The MRT Blue Line and Purple Line resumed operations on the morning of March 29, while the Pink Line and Yellow Line remain closed.
The Red Line Mass Transit System (SRT Red Line) and the Airport Rail Link operate as usual.

Air Travel:

All Bangkok airports are operational. Suvarnabhumi Airport reports that all public transportation systems are fully functional.

Rail Travel:

The State Railway is now operating normally; all long-distance train services from Bangkok Grand Central Station have resumed. For information, contact the Customer Relations Information Center at 1690.

Road Travel:

Road travel in Bangkok is open; however, the Din Daeng Expressway is temporarily closed for structural safety inspections. Alternative routes are available, and bus services have increased.

Shopping Malls:

All major shopping malls, including Siam Paragon, CentralwOrld, ICONSIAM, and the Mall Group, are open as usual.

Events & Festivals:

All tourism-related services in Bangkok and its surrounding provinces, along with events such as the Maha Songkran World Water Festival, remain on schedule.

The Thai authorities and concerned public and private sectors are collaborating to ensure the safety and security of tourists and the general public. Visitors needing assistance can reach out to relevant agencies:

Tourist Information Center, Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT): Tel: 1672

Website: www.tourismthailand.org

Tourist Police Bureau: Tel: 1155

Website: www.touristpolice.go.th

Ministry of Tourism & Sports Tourist Assistance Center (TAC): Tel: 0 2134 4077

Website: www.mots.go.th

Department of Consular Affairs: Tel: 0 2572 8442

Website: https://consular.mfa.go.th

State Railway of Thailand: Tel: 1690

Website: www.railway.co.th

Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA): Tel: 1348

Website: www.bmta.co.th