A 500-year-old pagoda in Thailand, located at Wat Sri Suphan in Chiang Mai’s Muang district, collapsed on Thursday (Sep. 29) after heavy rain
footage of the incident showed the moment the damaged structure crumbled into a heap.
Thaiger claims that the pagoda, which was more than three storeys tall, was seen leaning to one side days before the incident. Cracks were also found at the structure’s foundation.
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