BBC at scene as Bangkok tower collapse rescue efforts continue

Days after the Myanmar earthquake, rescue efforts have been continuing in neighbouring Thailand's capital city, Bangkok, where a skyscraper that was under construction collapsed.

Dozens of workers were trapped and there have been a number of confirmed fatalities.

BBC correspondent Arunoday Mukharji visited the scene and said there was a "lot of work still left to be done" in the search for survivors and to reach the dead.

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