In response to a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake, Myanmar's ruling military announced a temporary ceasefire lasting until April 22 to facilitate humanitarian relief. This comes amid rising death tolls, now at 3,003, with thousands injured and missing. Armed resistance groups had previously called for ceasefires, and as the situation unfolds, the UN and other entities are urging the junta to allow international aid entry. Notably, rescue efforts continue, with a man recently rescued from rubble five days post-quake, highlighting ongoing humanitarian needs in the region.
The military's temporary ceasefire aims to facilitate relief efforts following the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar, causing widespread devastation and civilian suffering.
The humanitarian situation has worsened with calls for the military to allow international aid, while the UN and others urge combatants to cease hostilities.
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