A disastrous earthquake killed Myanmar and killed more than 2000 and injured thousands. On March 28, the 7.7-black earthquake collided with Mid-Myanmar has resulted in widespread damage, especially in the division and surrounding areas. The buildings collapsed, the roads were severely damaged, and thousands of people were abandoned. The earthquake became known in neighboring countries such as Thailand and China, and increased the boundaries of the tragedy.
Rescue operations in full enthusiasm
More than 3,900 people have been reported injured, while hundreds are still missing. Rescuers continue to work around the clock to fix the remaining people under the debris. Respondents remove victims from collapsed buildings, one of which was discovered alive in the congregation with a pregnant woman. Although rescue teams continue to work around the clock, the destruction overwhelmed the country’s resources, making it difficult to reach the victims in time with medical help and shelter.
Hinder the attempted relief
The already weak health service infrastructure of Myanmar has been killed, some hospitals have been destroyed or are unable to control the growing number of victims. Global organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO) have intervened, and issued an 8 million emergency appeal to support relief tasks. Myanmar’s internal conflicts and military activities in affected areas have further expanded the distribution of complex rescue and help. Reports suggest that bomb explosions in the area put civilians and human employees at greater risk.
Global reaction and humanitarian aid
Many countries and organizations have helped Myanmar. China has announced financial aid of $13.7 million, while the EU has contributed 2.5 million euros. India has sent emergency relief, including medical seats and food help to support rescue and rehabilitation efforts. However, logistical difficulties slow down due to damaged infrastructure and distribution of significant services.
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