Survivors of the rubble in Myanmar were removed and signs of life were discovered in the ruins of the skyscrapers that collapsed in Bangkok on Monday (31), while efforts to find people trapped three days after the Southeast Asia Grand earthquake, which killed more than 1700.
The Chinese News Agency said that the rescue teams released four people, including a pregnant woman and a girl, from the collapsed buildings in Mandalay, in central Myanmar near the 7.7 earthquake center on Friday (28).
The civil war was in the nation of Southeast Asia, where the Military Council seized power in a blow in 2021, holding efforts to reach the injured and the displaced. The largest earthquake in Myanmar in a century.
“Access to all victims is a problem … given the conflict situation. There are many security problems to reach some areas on the private front lines,” said Arnoud de Pike, the residing representative of the International Red Cross Committee in Myanmar, Reuters.
A rebel group said that the military rulers in Myanmar were still performing air strikes in the villages after the earthquake, and the Foreign Minister of Singapore asked immediate shooting to help relief efforts.
In the Thai capital, Bangkok, rescue teams removed another corpse of the ruins of A. The skyscraper under construction that collapsed in the earthquakeThe death toll in the collapse of the building was raised to 12, with a total of 19 dead across Thailand and 75 are still missing on the construction site.
Scan and snipers were placed at the scene of the accident, and the Vice Governor of Bangkok, Tafaida Camovg, said that the rescuers were working urgently on how to reach an area where the signs of life were discovered three days after the earthquake.
She explained that realistic opportunities to stay decreased after 72 hours, adding: “We have to accelerate. Let’s not stop even after 72 hours.”
In Myanmar, government media said this At least 1700 people have been confirmed until Sunday (30) And that the military government has announced the period of mourning for a week of Monday.
Access to the media has been restricted in the country since the council took power. The Chairman of the Board, General Min Aung Hang, warned of the weekend that the number of deaths may increase.
