A man was rescued from the rubble of the Golden Country Hotel in Mandalay City after being trapped for over five days due to a powerful 7.9-magnitude earthquake. The Chinese rescuers conducted a careful operation and managed to find him in stable condition after approximately 125 hours. This operation was part of a large-scale emergency response following the earthquake, which has resulted in over 2,800 fatalities and left more than 4,600 individuals injured, making it one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in recent memory.
A survivor was rescued alive from the ruins of a collapsed hotel in Mandalay City on Wednesday, over five days after a devastating earthquake struck Myanmar.
Chinese rescuers, part of the large-scale emergency response, carried out a careful operation to free him. The survivor was in a stable condition after nearly 125 hours.
The earthquake has claimed over 2,800 lives and left more than 4,600 injured, marking one of the deadliest natural disasters in the region.
The man, who had been trapped under the debris of the Golden Country Hotel since Friday's 7.9-magnitude quake, shows resilience amid the devastation.
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