Myanmar devastated by earthquake, the number of dead above 1000, know the latest situation

Myanmar earthquake: The earthquake in Myanmar on Friday (March 28) has caused havoc. According to the latest information, the death toll has crossed 1000. This information has been given by the ruling party Junta. He told on Saturday (March 29) that 2,376 people have been injured in the earthquake so far. This powerful earthquake came to the west of Mandalay, the second largest city of Myanmar, on the afternoon of Friday (March 28). Its intensity was so high that its effect was felt in other major places including the capital Napatavat.

Mandalay, which is the important economic and cultural center of Myanmar, was the most affected by the earthquake. There are reports of the collapse of buildings and damage to buildings in many areas including the capital. After this devastating earthquake, the search and rescue operations are being carried out rapidly, but the authorities have warned that many people may still be trapped under the rubble. In such a situation, there is a possibility of an increase in the number of casualties. Rescue teams and local officials are constantly making efforts to evacuate people as much as possible.

Status in affected areas
The earthquake has caused havoc in various parts of Myanmar, especially in the Mandalay region. Napatavat, the capital of Myanmar, also did not remain untouched by this shock, where citizens felt the tremors of earthquake. Myanmar is facing difficulties in providing immediate relief to the affected people due to lack of emergency services and limited resources.

Future challenges
This disaster has not only destroyed the lives of the people, but has also caused serious damage to the infrastructure. Experts believe that in the coming days, Myanmar will need international assistance for relief and reconstruction. The Juilt government is collecting its resources to face this crisis, but the process of removing people buried under the debris and providing relief in the affected areas is still going on. During this time, countries around the world have come forward to help. India has already delivered 15 tonnes of relief material. US President Donald Trump has also announced help.