On March 28, a massive 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Mandalay, Myanmar, resulting in a tragic death toll of 3,564, with over 5,000 injured and hundreds missing. The quake inflicted significant damage across six regions, disrupting power and communication networks, which has hampered relief efforts. In the capital Naypyitaw, local residents are actively participating in debris clearance while international rescue teams, including workers from Russia, are engaged in searching for survivors amidst the wreckage. The destruction of roads and bridges has further complicated access to the hardest-hit areas, making it challenging to assess the full extent of the disaster.
The 7.7 magnitude quake near Mandalay on 28 March has claimed 3,564 lives, left 5,012 people injured and 210 missing, according to the military.
In the capital, locals are clearing debris from damaged homes, while rescue teams, including Russian workers, search for survivors.
The disaster caused widespread destruction across six regions, leaving many areas without power and communication, complicating relief efforts.
Damage to roads and bridges makes access to affected areas difficult, delaying the full assessment of the devastation.
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