A week after catastrophic earthquake, focus turns to a growing humanitarian crisis in Myanmar
- A massive earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, devastating the region.
- Myanmar was already facing a dire humanitarian crisis due to ongoing civil war.
- Authorities reported over 3,100 deaths and thousands injured, with hundreds still missing as search teams worked.
- U.N. Secretary-General Guterres appealed for funding to "match the scale of this crisis"; Britain pledged $19.5 million.
- The earthquake worsened the humanitarian crisis, requiring increased aid amid ceasefires and continued conflict.
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A week after catastrophic earthquake, focus turns to a growing humanitarian crisis in Myanmar
BANGKOK (AP) — Search teams in Myanmar recovered more bodies from the ruins of buildings on Friday, a week after a massive earthquake killed more than 3,100 people, as the focus turns toward the urgent humanitarian needs in a country already devastated by a continuing civil war. United Nations humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher, who is also the emergency relief coordinator, arrived Friday in Myanmar in an effort to spur action following the March 2…
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