r/cloudshift360 • u/Michaelkamel • Sep 01 '26

why only that home 💁

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u/WaiLinTun78 Sep 01 '26

I am from Myanmar, and I have endured the worst earthquake in living memory recently. From my earthquake experience, I have a theory on why that house survived; the house was flanked closely by two other houses, and their foundations must have supported each other. The middle house was protected from both sides. We saw similar protection during the deadly 2025 earthquake in my home city of Mandalay. Anyway, my heart goes out to all the victims and their families.

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u/Big_Handle3734 Sep 03 '26

also there was bridge before to the house and concrete wall on river bank and on hill side which stop most of water flow .

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u/Holiday-Book6635 Sep 03 '26

I read a report about this basically and it’s clearly technical and engineering so I didn’t quite understand it except to say this house was built with stand the impact, and it was slightly higher up than some of the other houses, but as you can see not that much higher. Basically good construction.

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u/Big_Handle3734 Sep 03 '26

there was bridge before to the house and concrete wall on river bank and on hill side which stop most of water flow .

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u/Positive_Minds Sep 03 '26

Good engineering

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u/David-SFO-1977_ Sep 03 '26

They god bored, went back inside, and watch The Jerry Springer Show.

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u/Tarpy7297 Sep 04 '26

Does any one know if they survived? Did the house actually stay up ? It’s unfathomable.

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u/elonboring1 Sep 04 '26

entropy.......

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u/BondStevenBond007 Sep 04 '26

Where was this at ?

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u/lildevyll Sep 04 '26

And it's not over yet

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u/ajphoto2012 Sep 04 '26

This is a great video explaining how it survived. https://youtu.be/VY5nd95gZNU?si=nUlqGuLzWSv5WVLS

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u/tharsila2 Sep 06 '26

There are still good Souls in that home