Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 1,644 as Rescue Efforts Intensify
The magnitude 7.7 earthquake has devastated Myanmar, overwhelmed hospitals, and raised fears of aftershocks, with neighboring countries also impacted.
- A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, causing widespread destruction and over 1,644 confirmed deaths, with 2,370 injured.
- Myanmar's military junta declared a state of emergency in six regions and formally requested international aid to address the escalating humanitarian crisis.
- Critical infrastructure, including dams along the Irrawaddy River, has been damaged, raising concerns about potential collapses and further disasters.
- In Bangkok, Thailand, a 30-story building under construction collapsed, leaving at least three dead and over 80 workers missing as rescue operations continue.
- Scientists warn of potential aftershocks in the region, complicating ongoing rescue and recovery efforts in Myanmar and neighboring countries.

























































































































