The death toll from the devastating earthquake has risen to nearly 3,500, with more than 4,500 injured. This was reported by France 24 with reference to local media, UNN informs.
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According to the publication, the recovery of the earthquake-stricken country is complicated by rain and heat. Thus, the day before, heavy rain and wind hit Sagaing city near the epicenter of the earthquake, as well as Mandalay, the second most populous city in Myanmar.
Due to the fact that people have either completely lost their homes or do not want to spend time in cracked and unstable structures, many residents slept on the street in tents. ... People and their belongings got wet due to lack of tarpaulins. There are also fears that the destroyed buildings will settle
Aid experts warn that rain and heat increase the risk of disease outbreaks in open camps where victims have been temporarily sheltered. After less intense showers on Sunday morning, temperatures are expected to rise to 37 degrees Celsius.
Let us remind you
An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 occurred in Myanmar on March 28, destroying buildings, cutting off power to populated areas and destroying bridges and roads throughout the country.
New aftershocks with a magnitude of up to 5.1 occurred in Myanmar30.03.25, 10:03