Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Rises Amid Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
The 7.7-magnitude earthquake has killed over 1,700 people, with international aid struggling to navigate damaged infrastructure and ongoing civil conflict.
- The official death toll from the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar has surpassed 1,700, with over 3,400 injured and 300 still missing.
- Rescue efforts are severely hampered by damaged roads, collapsed bridges, and communication breakdowns, with many areas still inaccessible.
- International aid, including teams from India, China, Russia, and Thailand, has begun arriving, but logistical challenges and security concerns persist.
- The ongoing civil war complicates relief operations, with some regions cut off due to conflict and military airstrikes continuing even after the disaster.
- Neighboring Thailand has reported 17 fatalities, including 10 from a collapsed high-rise in Bangkok, as aftershocks continue to shake the region.
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