Overview
- Rescue efforts in Myanmar and Thailand are ongoing, with 1,700 confirmed dead, 3,400 injured, and 300 missing in Myanmar, and 18 dead with 83 missing in Bangkok.
- The World Health Organization has declared Myanmar's situation a top-level emergency, warning of disease outbreaks and calling for $8 million in urgent funding.
- Myanmar's military government has made a rare request for international aid, while opposition forces have declared a two-week ceasefire to support rescue operations.
- Infrastructure damage in Myanmar includes the destruction of a hospital in Shan State, the collapse of bridges, and the air traffic control tower at Naypyidaw Airport.
- International aid has been mobilized, with countries including China, India, and Germany sending rescue teams, medical supplies, and financial support.