Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 3,000 as Ceasefire Faces Violations

International aid efforts struggle to reach survivors of the 7.7 magnitude earthquake as reports emerge of continued military operations despite a declared ceasefire.

The death toll from the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar has risen to over 3,000, with more than 4,700 injured and hundreds still missing.
The Myanmar Military Junta declared a temporary ceasefire until April 22 to facilitate relief efforts, but reports indicate ongoing military operations in affected areas.
International aid, including an EU airlift delivering 80 tons of supplies, faces logistical and political challenges compounded by damaged infrastructure and restricted access to conflict zones.
Survivors are experiencing critical shortages of food, water, and shelter, with the World Health Organization warning of potential cholera outbreaks due to unsanitary conditions.
The earthquake has devastated hospitals and other infrastructure, leaving the healthcare system overwhelmed and unable to meet the urgent needs of injured survivors.