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UNICEF Myanmar is supplying domestic water to people in makeshift camps, distributing 4,400 gallons of domestic water daily to residents affected by the deadly earthquake.
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The March 28 quake of magnitude 7.7 was one of Myanmar's strongest in a century, killing 3,645, as it toppled buildings, flattened communities and deprived many of food, water and shelter.

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UNICEF Delivers Vital Aid To Myanmar Earthquake Survivors
Damage from the earthquake and extreme heat are compounding existing vulnerabilities for families in central Myanmar.
Myanmar: UN seeks additional $240 million to bolster earthquake relief
The United Nations is ramping up its response to Myanmar’s devastating earthquake, calling for increased funding and an immediate ceasefire to ensure more aid reaches those in desperate need.
UNICEF: Children in quake-hit area in Myanmar face health risks
A regional UNICEF official said there is an urgent need to help children in Myanmar. Eliane Luthi, of UNICEF East Asia and Pacific, said that many children have lost their homes and are forced to sleep outside, dangerously risking their health.
China Pledges $137 Million for Myanmar Earthquake Relief
Members of the Chinese Red Cross International Emergency Response Team work at a collapsed residential building following the earthquake, in Mandalay, Myanmar March 31, 2025. China Daily via REUTERS/File Photo BEIJING (Reuters) -China has pledged emergency humanitarian assistance of 1 billion yuan ($137 million) to earthquake-stricken Myanmar,
The UN decries ongoing combat in Myanmar as earthquake relief faces big challenges
The devastating earthquakes that struck Myanmar on 28 March have caused widespread death, human suffering and destruction—aggravating an already alarming humanitarian crisis,” declared a U.N. Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan released Friday.
Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Hits 3,600 As Rescue Efforts Wind Down
International rescue teams have started returning home as rescue efforts from the March 28 earthquake have started winding down and the focus turns to recovery for the millions of people impacted.
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Myanmar: Military strikes persist amid earthquake response efforts
Military operations continue in Myanmar despite ceasefires declared after the recent earthquake that killed more than 3,600 people, the UN human rights office, OHCHR, said on Friday.
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Myanmar: Military Strikes Continue Amid Quake Response
Military operations continue in Myanmar despite ceasefires declared after the recent earthquake that killed more than 3,600 people, the UN human
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Quake in Myanmar worsens crisis; urgent help for children needed
An earthquake in Myanmar has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, particularly affecting children. UNICEF is calling for urgent assistance. The earthquake that struck Myanmar has worsened an already challenging humanitarian situation in the country.
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After the Myanmar Earthquake, Crisis Fatigue Reaches New Depths
Myanmar’s people confront a sense that the country’s crises are escalating in scale, even as foreign support becomes more difficult to secure.
Myanmar earthquake death toll expected to exceed 3,000, but remarkable rescues still leave room for hope
Remarkable rescue stories from Myanmar's earthquake ruins are keeping hope alive, but aid agencies say time is running out fast, and the need for help is vast.
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Myanmar Reels From Its Strongest Earthquake in Over a Century
The 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar on March 28, marked the strongest earthquake the nation has experienced in over a century and the second deadliest in it’s history. The earthquake caused extensive damage in Myanmar and Thailand,
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Myanmar earthquake: Search and rescue efforts continue in race against time
According to news reports citing Myanmar’s military leader, around 1,700 are confirmed dead from Friday’s 7.7 magnitude quake, with some 3,400 injured and hundreds still missing. UNICEF Myanmar's Ko Sai, said in a post on X from Mandalay ...
Fighting in Myanmar continues despite ceasefire declarations
Nearly two weeks have passed since a magnitude-7.7 earthquake rocked central Myanmar on March 28. Fighting reportedly continues between the military and pro-democracy forces, despite both sides declaring a ceasefire.
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