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Myanmar junta calls new ceasefire after quake

  • Myanmar's military junta declared a new temporary ceasefire on May 6 following a deadly earthquake in the country on March 28.
  • The ceasefire extension aims to support disaster relief, reconstruction, and promote lasting peace amid ongoing ethnic conflicts in northern Myanmar.
  • Despite the truce, reports indicate at least 65 junta airstrikes occurred during the ceasefire period, many in quake-affected areas, complicating relief efforts.
  • The March 28 magnitude-7.7 earthquake killed nearly 3,800 people, displaced tens of thousands, and damaged over 55,000 homes across multiple provinces.
  • The ceasefire extension, lasting until May 31, intends to accelerate recovery and to maintain stability, though military warnings indicate potential action if offensives occur.
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Myanmar NOW broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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