Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 3,514 as Heavy Rains Worsen Crisis

Rescue operations have concluded, with recovery efforts hindered by severe weather, overwhelmed facilities, and political instability.

The confirmed death toll from Myanmar's 7.7 magnitude earthquake has reached 3,514, with 210 people still missing.
Heavy rains and strong winds have destroyed temporary shelters and clinics, complicating relief and recovery efforts.
Mass cremations are underway due to overwhelmed morgues and the pervasive smell of decomposing bodies in disaster zones.
The military junta has declared rescue operations complete, shifting the focus to cleanup and recovery, though aid distribution remains restricted.
The United Nations highlights the disproportionate impact on Myanmar's poorest communities, who lack resources to rebuild their lives.