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Myanmar earthquake: Working to meet the biggest needs

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Myanmar earthquake: Working to meet the biggest needs MSF program manager Adrian Guadarrama describes what we’re seeing in Myanmar following the 7.7-magnitude earthquake. Leila Rafei April 4 2025, 3:35pm We’re also providing support to hospitals, focusing on water, sanitation, waste management, and infection control, including installing a water filtration system and a water tank at the Mandalay General Hospital. Our team has provided psycholo…

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Myanmar earthquake: Working to meet the biggest needs

Myanmar earthquake: Working to meet the biggest needs MSF program manager Adrian Guadarrama describes what we’re seeing in Myanmar following the 7.7-magnitude earthquake. Leila Rafei April 4 2025, 3:35pm We’re also providing support to hospitals, focusing on water, sanitation, waste management, and infection control, including installing a water filtration system and a water tank at the Mandalay General Hospital. Our team has provided psycholo…

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Five Chinese citizens killed in Myanmar earthquake

Five Chinese citizens have been confirmed dead, 13 others were injured as of 11:00 Beijing time on Friday following a powerful earthquake in Myanmar, CMG reported, citing the Chinese Embassy in Myanmar.

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Addressing Mental Health Needs in Myanmar After the Recent Earthquake

Agreement: I AgreeBody: Dear Editor, I strongly agree with the authors’ emphasis on the critical need for mental health support following natural disasters. As Myanmar grapples with the aftermath of the 7.7 magnitude earthquake on March 28, 2025, mental health concerns are emerging as an urgent issue that must be addressed alongside physical recovery efforts. Natural disasters, like the recent earthquake in Myanmar, cause not only immense physic…

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