Myanmar: 3,770 people dead due to earthquake so far

Yangon, April 29 (IANS). The death toll in the earthquake of Myanmar’s earthquake of 7.7 increased to 3,770 to April 28. This information was given the mirror by the government on Tuesday. The news agency Shinhua said that 5.106 people were injured and 106 people were missing. A total of 157 shocks were felt in Myanmar after the devastating earthquake of 7.7 on March 28. The department said the shocks were from 2.8 to 7.5 intensity. According to the country’s National Disaster Management Committee (NDMC), more than 2,00,000 people have been moved to a powerful 7.7 earthquake in Central Myanmar on March 28. At the third meeting of the year of the committee held in P TAV on Friday, the NDMC chairman of the General won the NDMC chairman, saying the earthquake has caused widespread destruction in ten regions and states including Nay P Tav, Sagiing, Mandley, Bago, Magway and Shaan. He said the earthquake has destroyed or damaged more than 63,000 homes, 6.700 schools, 5.400 monasteries, 5.300 pagodes and hundreds of other religious buildings, hospitals, bridges, roads and dams. International medical teams, including 337 foreign staff, have erected temporary hospitals in most areas and provide care in collaboration with local health professionals. He said that 2,095 rescue workers from 26 countries and regions reached the request of international assistance from Myanmar, Myanmar, which brought more than 3,800 tonnes of aids with 147 aircraft, seven ships and 23 vehicles. A color -coded system is inspected with blue, orange and red to determine and lead the official structural damage and to lead the repairs. Temporary housing is built for displaced employees and residents. These include Basha and modular shelters, while the rebuilding plans are underway using soil testing and anti-Arthquake designs. -Ians Sch/CBT