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#myanmar

Myanmar suffers devastating earthquake, killing nearly 2,900 and displacing thousands; relief efforts hindered by ongoing conflict and military actions.

Myanmar faces a humanitarian crisis following a devastating earthquake, with urgent needs for shelter, water, and health services.

The earthquake in Myanmar has resulted in over 1,600 deaths, with fears that the toll could exceed 10,000 amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Myanmar military declared a ceasefire for earthquake relief amid an ongoing civil war that has killed over 3,000.

The devastating earthquake in Myanmar has compounded the ongoing civil crisis, raising concerns about the military's power and the fate of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Myanmar's earthquake has killed over 1,600 people, prompting urgent rescue efforts with international aid arriving to assist in the crisis.

The IRC's clinic shutdown has severely impacted healthcare for 90,000 displaced Myanmar refugees, increasing reliance on Thai hospitals.

Charities in Thailand face budget cuts, forcing reduced food aid for refugees due to funding shortfalls and rising demand.

Myanmar's military air strike on a school led to at least 17 deaths, raising concerns over escalating violence against pro-democracy groups.

The military junta conducted an airstrike on a school in Myanmar, killing at least 17 students and 2 teachers.

Myanmar's art community is leading fundraising efforts post-earthquake to support rebuilding, avoiding funds to the ruling junta.

Innovative rescue efforts utilized technology to locate survivors after natural disasters in Turkey and Myanmar.

Myanmar's opposition declared a partial ceasefire for earthquake relief amid soaring casualty figures.

The recent earthquake's death toll is rising, complicating rescue efforts.