Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 3,354 as Aid Efforts Face Major Challenges
A week after the devastating 7.7 magnitude quake, millions remain displaced and in urgent need, with relief efforts hindered by ongoing military conflict.
- The confirmed death toll from the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar has risen to 3,354, with 4,508 injured and 220 people still missing.
- Over three million people have been affected by the disaster, with widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure reported across the country.
- Humanitarian aid from 17 countries is ongoing but faces significant challenges due to damaged infrastructure and Myanmar's ongoing civil conflict.
- The military junta has conducted at least 16 attacks on rebel groups since announcing a temporary ceasefire, complicating relief operations further.
- Many survivors remain displaced and are sleeping outdoors, either due to destroyed homes or fear of aftershocks, as the United Nations calls for increased global support.
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