With US absent, China steps in for earthquake-hit Myanmar
- International rescuers have rushed into Myanmar after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake on March 28, which killed over 2,800 people.
- China has pledged to provide 100 million yuan in aid, with the first supplies, including tents and medical supplies, arriving in Yangon on March 31.
- The United States offered $2 million in aid, with concerns regarding the slow response attributed to cuts in government programs.
- Myanmar's National Unity Government expressed profound gratitude toward the international rescue teams that arrived promptly to assist and save the people of Myanmar.
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'She should be with her family': Employer gives maid plane ticket, $800 to return to Myanmar and search for missing mum
After receiving news that her mother had gone missing in the devastating Myanmar quake last Friday (March 28), a maid in Singapore asked to return home. Her employers readily agreed and bought a plane ticket for her. They also gave the domestic helper an $800 red packet to support herself in Myanmar. Employer Chen Huiqin (transliteration) told Shin Min Daily News that her helper had cried after learning that her 62-year-old mother had gone missi…
An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 shook northwestern Burma (Myanmar) this Friday. The earthquake caused thousands of deaths and rescue efforts continue. Continue reading...
Disaster Relief Is Just as Illegitimate as Foreign Aid - LewRockwell
The county of Burma or Myanmar has seen its share of natural disasters. A devasting cyclone in 2008 killed tens of thousands of people and left hundreds of thousands more homeless. To make things worse, the country has suffered from internal conflict for 50 years, and is currently in the midst of a civil war. Last month it was a devasting 7.7 earthquake that hit Myanmar. Over 2,000 people are confirmed dead, thousands are injured, and countless …
With US absent, China steps in for earthquake-hit Myanmar
BEIJING: After a 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook Myanmar on Friday (Mar 28), killing more than 2,800 people, international rescuers rushed into the devastated Southeast Asian country. The most ubiquitous among
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