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Southeast Asia quake: All New Zealand embassy staff safe, Kiwis urged to get in touch with families

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MFAT has accounted for all its staff in the area, and Kiwis in Myanmar and Thailand to let their families know they're OK.

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DFA: No Filipinos hurt in Myanmar, Thailand quake

MANILA, Philippines — No Filipino has so far been reported injured by the strong earthquake that rocked Myanmar and Thailand on Friday and caused widespread damage in the two countries, said the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). The magnitude 7.7 tremor hit Sagaing in central Myanmar in the afternoon, the United States Geological Survey said, […]...Keep on reading: DFA: No Filipinos hurt in Myanmar, Thailand quake

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Southeast Asia quake: All New Zealand embassy staff safe, Kiwis urged to get in touch with families

MFAT has accounted for all its staff in the area, and Kiwis in Myanmar and Thailand to let their families know they're OK.

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At Least 20 Dead in Myanmar After Strong Earthquake – The New York Times

The scene on a bridge after protesters clashed with security forces in Yangon, Myanmar, in 2021.The New York Times Since seizing power four years ago,… Read More: The post Live Updates: At Least 20 Dead in Myanmar After Strong Earthquake – The New York Times appeared first on Bible Prophecy In The Daily Headlines.

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PH embassies report no casualties after strong earthquake in Myanmar

The Philippine Embassies in Yangon and Thailand have confirmed that no Filipino casualties have been reported following a powerful earthquake in Myanmar. The Embassy in Yangon is actively monitoring the situation and assures that none of the 811 registered Filipino nationals in the country have been affected by the quake. Similarly, the Philippine Embassy in …

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