A 52-year-old man has been rescued alive by Chinese rescue teams after being trapped for more than five days in the collapsed Golden Country Hotel in Chanayethazan Township, Mandalay. The rescue occurred on the evening of April 2nd at the hotel located between 31st and 32nd streets on 65th Street. The rescue teams have been working tirelessly day and night since the building’s collapse to find and save survivors trapped in the rubble.
According to local residents, this marks the ninth person successfully rescued alive by the Chinese rescue team. The search and rescue operations are continuing as teams believe there may still be more people trapped under the collapsed structure. Despite the significant challenges posed by the scale of the building collapse and the extent of the damage, rescue teams are making every effort to save any remaining survivors.
This hotel collapse incident represents one of the largest building disasters in Mandalay, with both domestic and international rescue teams working together in the response effort. The Chinese rescue team’s experience and expertise have been particularly crucial in successfully locating and extracting survivors. The rescue operations are being conducted systematically with real-time coordination, while local residents continue to provide necessary support and assistance to the ongoing efforts.
