Massive Earthquake Hits Myanmar, Over 1,600 Dead
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 29, claiming over 1,600 lives and causing widespread destruction. The earthquake's epicenter was near Mandalay, leading to significant building collapses and infrastructure damage, including a toppled air traffic control tower. In response, anti-coup fighters announced a two-week ceasefire to aid rescue efforts. China and South Korea are providing humanitarian assistance, while the UN warns of a severe shortage of medical supplies for the victims. Rescue teams from various countries, including Russia and Hong Kong, are joining relief operations to help those affected by this devastating disaster.