Myanmar earthquake deaths
Counting of death in Myanmar earthquake 3,300 crosses: Report
Yangon, Myanmar: The counting of deaths due to a major earthquake in Myanmar is up to 3,300, the state media said on Saturday, as ...
Myanmar Earthquake: Death Count Crosses 3,000, Confirms Junta
Rescue and aid workers have arrived from 17 countries to Myanmar. The death toll from a major earthquake in Myanmar has risen above 3,000, ...
Myanmar Earthquake Victim Rescued After 5 Days, Over 2,700 Killed
Mandalay, Myanmar: Rescuers on Wednesday pulled a man alive from the rubble five days after Myanmar’s devastating earthquake, as calls grew for the junta ...
Myanmar Quake: What It’s Like Being Trapped Under Rubble, Survivors Show In Video
Naypyidaw: Over 2,000 people have died following the deadly earthquake in Myanmar, with rescue workers, sniffer dogs and paramedics rushing to find survivors from ...
NDTV Ground Report: “Won’t Give Up…”, Bangkok Officials Vow To Save Lives
New Delhi: Bangkok authorities may have located one of the 76 people trapped under tons of steel and concrete after a 33-floor building collapsed ...
Bangkok Ground Report: Rubble Mountain, 50 Trapped And A Race Against Time
Robots, heavy machinery, and rescue personnel continue to search for workers trapped under the rubble of a 30-storey collapsed building in Bangkok, around 40 ...
Terrifying Video Of High-Rise Pool Captures Moment Earthquake Hit Thailand
Water violently surged in a rooftop infinity pool at a Bangkok hotel as tremors from Myanmar’s powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake rocked the region on Friday. ...
Inside Operation Brahma: India’s Mega Aid Plan For Earthquake-Hit Myanmar
New Delhi: After a devastating earthquake ravaged Myanmar, India initiated its relief and rescue efforts in the country under the banner ‘Operation Brahma‘. On ...
India Launches “Operation Brahma” To Assist Quake-Hit Myanmar
New Delhi: As Myanmar reels from death and destruction caused by a massive earthquake, India on Saturday delivered 15 tonnes of relief material and ...
