Myanmar Earthquake: Death Toll Jumps To At Least 694 As Search For Survivors Continues

As the ground shook with a 7.7 magnitude earthquake striking at the heart of Myanmar, rescue workers in Myanmar and Thailand have swiftly mobilised to locate survivors amidst the chaos.

In the city of Mandalay, a team valiantly shares with the BBC about their relentless efforts to unearth survivors using nothing but their bare hands.

The scene is grim, with most buildings reduced to rubble, leaving residents too afraid to return to what was once their homes.

The toll of the disaster is heavy, with reports indicating at least 144 lives lost in Myanmar and countless others left wounded.

An army general somberly acknowledges the scale of the devastation, as neighboring regions grapple with the far-reaching impact of the earthquake.

Thailand’s search for hope

Meanwhile, in Thailand, the aftermath of the earthquake unfolds tragically as an unfinished high-rise succumbs to the tremors, trapping nearly a hundred construction workers beneath the debris.

Local authorities confirm the loss of six lives, underscoring the urgency of ongoing rescue operations in the region.

In the face of adversity, the unwavering dedication of rescue workers in Myanmar and Thailand shines through as they navigate the rubble, fueled by hope and resilience in their race against time to save lives.

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