Canada offering millions in aid in response to Myanmar earthquake

Canada offering millions in aid in response to Myanmar earthquake

Canada is lending a hand to victims of the devastating earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28.

Death toll from Myanmar earthquake surpasses 3,600 as countries send fresh humanitarian aid

Malaysia, Japan, Belarus send aid to alleviate impact of earthquake on resident's lives - Anadolu Ajansı

Rainfall, Extreme Heat Complicating Myanmar Earthquake Relief Efforts

Aid workers have warned that there is an increased risk of disease outbreaks at the outdoor camps housing quake survivors.

After the earthquake in Burma and Thailand, several donations were immediately launched. Other conflicts are causing less emotion. How to explain the interest of the media and the public in some dramas more than for others? Analysis in Point J with Valérie Gorin, Director of Training at the Geneva Centre for Humanitarian Studies.

“I’ve Never Seen Anything So Devastating”: Why The World Needs To Care About Myanmar

The powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar on 28 March wrought further devastation in a country already torn apart by the civil war that has raged since 2021, when a coup d’état saw the National League for Democracy deposed and replaced by a military junta. British Vogue contributing editor Kathleen Baird-Murray, who has Burmese roots and recently created a fragrance inspired by the country, outlines the crisis on the ground.

Support The Victims Of The Myanmar Earthquake With Bitcoin - WorldNL Magazine

On March 28, 2025, one of the most severe earthquakes of the 21st century devastated Myanmar (Burma). The death toll from the 7.7 magnitude tremor is now over 3,600, while more than 5,500 have been injured and 17.2 million are currently living in the affected areas. To make matters worse, the country is under military rule and the leaders of the junta are both restricting humanitarian aid from reaching some of the most affected areas of the coun…