Overview
- Six months on, rebuilding of homes and basic services remains slow, with the World Bank warning the disaster could push poverty rates higher.
- The ruling military lists at least 3,818 deaths and 5,104 injuries as the standing toll.
- A United Nations University assessment counts more than 157,000 damaged buildings and roughly 200,000 people who lost their homes.
- UNDP stresses lasting trauma for communities, especially children, and urges sustained mental-health support.
- Myanmar diaspora groups in Japan hold regular fundraisers, sending food and electronic money to affected families.