On March 28, an afternoon earthquake caused the collapse of the Aung Chan Aung Orthopedic Clinic in Mandalay, trapping four people inside including two orthopedic doctors, an engineering student, and an elderly woman, according to local residents. The incident occurred at the clinic located between 73rd Street, 72nd Street A, and 107th Street in Mandalay. The building completely collapsed due to the earthquake’s impact, leaving the occupants trapped under the debris.
According to local sources, rescue operations have not yet been possible, and the situation is complicated by widespread damage across the city. The entire Mandalay area has been affected by the earthquake, with rescue efforts facing significant challenges. Local residents report that the city-wide situation is severe, with multiple buildings damaged and rescue teams unable to reach all affected areas immediately.
A local resident described the dire situation, stating that people can only watch helplessly as there are no rescue teams available yet. The extent of destruction is so severe that the community is overwhelmed and uncertain about how to proceed, emphasizing the urgent need for emergency assistance. The widespread damage throughout the city has left many areas in critical condition, with local communities unable to provide immediate help to those trapped in collapsed structures.
