Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Nears 700 as International Aid Arrives
The death toll from the devastating earthquake that struck Myanmar has nearly reached 700, according to the latest reports. The disaster, which has left a trail of destruction across the country, prompted an immediate response from the international community. Aid has begun to arrive in the affected regions, with relief efforts being ramped up to assist survivors.
International organizations and neighboring countries have mobilized resources to support Myanmar in its time of need. The United States, through USAID, has pledged significant assistance to help with recovery and rebuilding efforts. Rescue operations are ongoing, with teams working tirelessly to reach those trapped under the rubble.
The earthquake, which occurred on March 29, 2025, has not only caused widespread loss of life but has also displaced thousands of people. The government of Myanmar has declared a state of emergency in the hardest-hit areas, calling for more international support to manage the crisis effectively.
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A major earthquake in Southeast Asia rocked Myanmar and surrounding countries, collapsing multiple buildings and complicating rescue efforts. The 7.7 magnitude quake's epicenter was near Myanmar's second-largest city and was followed by a strong 6.4 magnitude aftershock.
Does Bangkok have earthquakes?
A 33-story building under construction crumpled into a cloud of dust near Bangkok's popular Chatuchak market after a powerful earthquake rocked the region on Friday.
Is a 7.7 magnitude earthquake big?
Today's magnitude 7.7 earthquake was so big that it wouldn't be surprising if the ground were displaced several meters horizontally, van der Pluijm added. 'This is a very big earthquake,' he said.
How many died in an earthquake in Thailand?
Myanmar's military rulers say at least 694 people killed following earthquake that also killed 10 people in Thailand's capital, Bangkok.
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