Myanmar earthquake: 5.5 magnitude tremors shake Meiktila in one of biggest aftershocks since March 28
- A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck near Meiktila, Myanmar, following a deadly 7.7 magnitude quake on March 28 that killed over 3600 people.
- No major damage or casualties were reported from the recent quake, which was one of the strongest aftershocks since March 28.
- The United Nations warned that damage from the March 28 quake worsened the humanitarian crisis affecting over three million displaced people in Myanmar.
- Myanmar's Meteorological Department noted that the recent quake occurred during the country's Thingyan holiday, with public festivities canceled.
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Myanmar again shaken by earthquakes
In Myanmar, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) has registered an earthquake of magnitude 5.6. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 35 kilometres.It was only on 28 March that an earthquake of magnitude 7.7 large parts of Southeast Asia had shaken.The epicentre was located in the centre of Myanmar, near the city of Mandalay. According to the military junta, it was one of the strongest earthquakes in a century.Equake also in Pa…
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