An earthquake that struck Myanmar in the afternoon of March 28 has resulted in over a thousand deaths across the country. According to the military council’s announcement, the death toll has reached 1,002 people, with 2,376 injured and 30 people reported missing. The earthquake has caused extensive damage to residential buildings, schools, religious structures, and infrastructure throughout various regions of the country.
Rescue operations are continuing in the earthquake-affected areas, and detailed statistics are still being collected. The number of casualties and damages is expected to increase further as more information becomes available. Emergency rescue operations, medical treatment, and necessary support are being provided to those affected by the earthquake disaster.
The earthquake has resulted in building collapses, disruption of transportation networks, and power outages. Local residents are experiencing anxiety and fear, particularly concerning potential aftershocks. Temporary shelters have been established in the affected areas, and emergency rescue operations are being intensified to address the immediate needs of those impacted by the disaster.
