Following a devastating earthquake in central Myanmar that has resulted in over 1,600 deaths and thousands injured, the ruling military junta has called for international assistance. The disaster's impact became clearer as communications were restored, revealing extensive destruction. The situation is further complicated by the junta's ongoing conflicts with pro-democracy and ethnic groups, which raise concerns about foreign humanitarian organizations' ability to operate freely. Aid efforts are slowly beginning, but the junta's control could significantly hinder effective response and recovery operations.
The ruling military junta of Myanmar has reported over 1,600 deaths due to a powerful earthquake, while calls for international aid are growing amidst a humanitarian crisis.
As rescue efforts begin in Myanmar, the military junta faces scrutiny over its reluctance to permit humanitarian support, complicating relief operations in the earthquake's aftermath.
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