Southeast Asia welcomes water festivals, but Myanmar’s celebrations damped by earthquake aftermath
- The United Nations reported that Myanmar's earthquake has displaced tens of thousands and resulted in urgent debris removal needs.
- The 7.7-magnitude quake killed more than 3,600 people and left over 60,000 in temporary displacement sites.
- Over 10,000 homes and public buildings may have been significantly damaged or destroyed, according to the UN Development Programme.
- 128 health facilities were exposed to severe tremors, raising concerns over medical care capacity.
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Southeast Asia welcomes water festivals, but Myanmar’s celebrations damped by earthquake aftermath
Countries across Southeast Asia kicked off annual water festival celebrations on April 13, but in Myanmar, the holiday spirit was muted as the country continues to recover from a powerful earthquake that struck late last month
'1,25,000 Truckloads' Of Debris To Be Removed In Quake-Hit Myanmar: UN
The devastating earthquake that hit Myanmar last month has displaced tens of thousands and left the conflict-hit country in urgent need of large-scale debris removal, the United Nations said Monday.
Myanmar’s people still face daily aftershocks and trauma, say UN aid teams
Myanmar’s earthquake catastrophe is now known to have killed more than 3,600 people and injured more than 5,000.The toll is still rising, says the UN Children’s Fund, UNICEF, which is on the ground providing vital assistance to the most vulnerable individuals who’ve lost everything. UN News's Daniel Johnson has been speaking to the UN agency’s Chief of Social Policy, Bjorn Gelders. He says that about 6.3 million people need help urgently - befor…
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