Overview

• Myanmar's military junta confirmed 3,085 deaths, 341 missing, and 4,715 injured as of April 3, 2025, following the March 28 earthquake.
• Humanitarian aid from 17 countries, including nearly 1,000 tons of supplies, has been mobilized, but logistical and medical challenges persist.
• Sagaing, near the epicenter, suffered catastrophic damage, with one-third of homes destroyed and thousands sleeping outdoors due to fear of aftershocks.
• Myanmar's healthcare system is overwhelmed, with hospitals struggling to treat the injured and severe shortages of food, water, and medicine reported.
• A regional summit in Thailand, attended by Myanmar's junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, is addressing the crisis as a temporary ceasefire until April 22 facilitates relief efforts.