A math teacher from Russia died in an earthquake in Myanmar

Almost no aid, and a shortage of food and doctors. The vast extent of the devastation caused by the earthquake was captured by BBC reporter Yogita Limaye in Myanmar. She mapped how the country had changed in the face of the natural disaster. She visited Myanmar's second largest city, Mandalay. The military government said it would not allow foreign journalists into the country after the earthquake, so the reporter took to the streets undercover.

The community of Mandalay, considered a “golden city” was destroyed by the 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar that shook the Sagaing region on March 28, 2025. This natural disaster caused the death of more than 1,200 people, left thousands injured and destroyed important Buddhist temples covered with gold foil, which gave the city its famous nickname. Why is Mandalay known as the Golden City? Mandalay is entitled “Golden City” because of its nu…

As a result of the earthquake in Myanmar, a teacher from Russia was killed, TASS reported referring to doctors. According to the agency, the body of a Russian teacher was removed from the rubble in Mandalay, a city at the epicenter of the cataclysm. His body fragments will be sent to Moscow for genetic testing. SHOT writes that the victim was mathematics teacher Mikhail Kazantsev. According to the channel, he lived in Mandalay Sky Villa and taug…

The body of a Russian citizen was removed from the rubble in Mandalay in Myanmar. Earlier, local media reported that a Russian man named Mikhail Kazantsev worked as a high school teacher in Myanmar and lived in Mandalay Sky Villa, which collapsed as a result of the earthquake. There is no official information about the death of the Russian citizen yet.