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An American who was on a subway train in Bangkok when the earthquake hit reported in the city’s field to stop.

When his train stopped, Sid Simone said he went to Facebook to find out what was happening.

“VI ‘earthquake in Bangkok’, and at that time, I knew that the entire city was going to start decreasing,” said Michigan’s native A Abc Grand Rapids Affiliate Height In an interview on Friday. “I’ve been trying to get home for five hours.”

Without trains service, Simone, who is in Bangkok to make a documentary about vegan food, said he got into a taxi but that abandoned it when the traffic stopped and that the vehicle was little gasoline.

Wzzm spoke to him as he walked along a road, still one hour from home.

“It is unfortunate because there are so many people that we are all fighting to get home, but some people are trying to fight to get home because their relative is under that building, you know. Someone did not get home,” he told Wzzm.

She told the station that her apartment complex was just at the end of the street from where the great height collapsed.

“I was so blessed that I wasn’t there today,” he said. “I could have been buying in that area.”