US EditionRemaining USAID staff fired, Trump says Myanmar will still get earthquake aid
- USAID staff members received layoff notices as the organization prepares to respond to the earthquake in Myanmar.
- Following the 7.7 magnitude earthquake, the U.S. Embassy in Yangon initiated aid evaluation efforts, but the ability to provide lifesaving aid is hindered by budget cuts and obstacles within Myanmar.
- Despite the U.S. Providing up to $2 million in aid, many argue that aid going through the junta may benefit the military regime rather than those in need.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the U.S. Will continue foreign aid work, although in a drastically reduced form.
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