Malayalam TV host Parvathy Krishna shares her harrowing experience at the Bangkok Earthquake, says, "I’m grateful to be alive"

Malayalam actress and TV host Parvathy Krishna has shared her terrifying encounter with the deadly 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar and Thailand on Friday, leaving over 1,600 dead and thousands injured. In an emotional Instagram post, Parvathy narrated her frightening experience and expressed deep gratitude for surviving the devastating event.
The earthquake, one of the strongest in recent years, wreaked havoc in Myanmar and Thailand, sending shockwaves that were felt across the region. The magnitude of the quake caused massive destruction, with buildings crumbling, roads cracked, and entire communities devastated. The impact of this natural disaster left the entire region in chaos, with countless lives altered forever.
Among the fortunate ones to have survived the catastrophe was Parvathy Krishna, who was in Bangkok at the time of the earthquake. In a heartfelt video and note shared on Instagram, the actress recounted the terrifying moments she faced during the quake and the profound emotions that followed.

Parvathy’s narration paints a vivid picture of the chaos she witnessed. "I’m still shaking as I write this, but I’m grateful to be alive. Today, I experienced the most terrifying earthquake of my life in Bangkok. The 7.7 magnitude quake shook everything, and I mean everything.” She went on to share how buildings were cracking, people were running for their lives, and a sense of panic engulfed the city. “No cabs, no transportation, no nothing... just pure panic,” Parvathy continued, highlighting the helplessness and fear that swept across the streets.
“All I could think about was my loved ones. I quickly called my family and talked to them, and it felt like I was finally talking to them after an eternity. It was a moment of pure relief and gratitude. I’m still trying to process what just happened, but I know that I’ve been given a second chance at life,” she wrote.
The earthquake that struck Myanmar and Thailand is being considered one of the most devastating in recent history. As of the latest reports, the death toll in Myanmar has surpassed 1,600, with more than 3,400 injured. The tremors were felt across several neighboring countries, and the scale of destruction is still being assessed. The incident has prompted global responses, with governments, humanitarian organizations, and individuals around the world offering aid and support to the affected regions.