A 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has resulted in a death toll of 1,002 people, with 2,376 injured and 30 missing. The disaster has caused significant damage to infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and buildings in the region. General Min Aung Hlaing of the military government has called for international aid and donations to assist with the rescue and recovery efforts.
International aid from countries like China, Russia, and the United States has begun to arrive in Myanmar to provide resources and support. The United States Geological Survey predicts that the death toll could surpass 10,000 people, with the loss being greater than the country’s GDP.
In neighboring Thailand, a collapsed 33-story tower has left construction workers trapped under debris, prompting a search and rescue mission. The Chinese rescue team that arrived in Yangon, Myanmar, is equipped with medicine and equipment to detect signs of life. Russia also sent a team of experienced rescuers, doctors, and search dogs to assist in the relief efforts.
In Bangkok, 101 people are missing and nine have been reported dead due to the earthquake. Rescue efforts are ongoing as excavators clear debris and drones search for survivors. Despite the devastation caused by the earthquake, authorities are working tirelessly to save lives and provide assistance to those affected by the disaster.
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