China and others lead Myanmar earthquake response
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After a 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook Myanmar on Friday, killing more than 2,800 people, international rescuers rushed into the devastated Southeast Asian country.
From Reuters
Despite a big advantage in numbers and weaponry, the military government of Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing has lost control of much of the country to pro-democracy fighters and ethnic minority guerrillas...
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The ruling military junta in Myanmar say the death toll after last week's devastating earthquake now stands at almost 2,900 people.
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As U.S. experts head to Myanmar to assist in recovery from the Southeast Asia earthquake, teams from China are filling the void.
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The quake hit central Myanmar with strong tremors felt as far as south-west China and Thailand.
The Sagaing and Magway regions, northeastern Shan State, and the cities of Mandalay and Naypyidaw declared states of emergency.
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Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra announced on Friday a state of emergency in Bangkok, capital of Thailand, after a strong earthquake. A 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar at 2:20 pm Friday (Beijing Time), according to the China Earthquake Networks Center.
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Thailand and Myanmar, killing three and causing extensive damage. Myanmar declared a state of emergency amid its civil unrest. In Bangkok, a construction site collapse killed three,
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