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31.03.202509:34
Deepest condolences to the monks, nuns, and all the people of Myanmar affected by the devastating earthquake. In this time of sorrow, may strength, resilience, and swift recovery be with those who have suffered loss and hardship.
16.04.202506:00
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Japanese Doctor Urges Continued International Aid for Myanmar Earthquake Victims
Yangon, 16 April 2025 – A Japanese physician who provided medical assistance to survivors of the recent devastating earthquake in Myanmar has appealed to the international community to continue offering support, as the region continues to struggle with the aftermath.
Dr. Igarashi Yutaka, a physician from the Advanced Critical Care Center of Nippon Medical School Hospital in Japan, made the appeal during an interview with Japanese public broadcaster NHK.
Dr. Igarashi arrived in Mandalay on April 4 as part of Japan’s emergency disaster relief team. During his mission, he provided urgent medical care to individuals who suffered injuries such as bone fractures caused by building collapses and rescue operations.
“Some people were unable to seek immediate medical attention because they were preoccupied with taking care of their families,” Dr. Igarashi said. “It was only after their injuries worsened that they came to receive treatment.”
According to Dr. Igarashi, many residents in Mandalay are still living outdoors more than two weeks after the quake, exposing them to cold weather and increasing the risk of infectious diseases such as diarrhea. He also reported a rise in chronic pain cases, particularly lower back and leg pain, among survivors.
His team treated over 100 patients per day, and he noted that some individuals who lost loved ones are also in need of psychological support.
Despite the withdrawal of some foreign medical teams, Dr. Igarashi emphasized the continued need for international aid until local medical institutions can resume normal operations.
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Japanese Doctor Urges Continued International Aid for Myanmar Earthquake Victims
Yangon, 16 April 2025 – A Japanese physician who provided medical assistance to survivors of the recent devastating earthquake in Myanmar has appealed to the international community to continue offering support, as the region continues to struggle with the aftermath.
Dr. Igarashi Yutaka, a physician from the Advanced Critical Care Center of Nippon Medical School Hospital in Japan, made the appeal during an interview with Japanese public broadcaster NHK.
Dr. Igarashi arrived in Mandalay on April 4 as part of Japan’s emergency disaster relief team. During his mission, he provided urgent medical care to individuals who suffered injuries such as bone fractures caused by building collapses and rescue operations.
“Some people were unable to seek immediate medical attention because they were preoccupied with taking care of their families,” Dr. Igarashi said. “It was only after their injuries worsened that they came to receive treatment.”
According to Dr. Igarashi, many residents in Mandalay are still living outdoors more than two weeks after the quake, exposing them to cold weather and increasing the risk of infectious diseases such as diarrhea. He also reported a rise in chronic pain cases, particularly lower back and leg pain, among survivors.
His team treated over 100 patients per day, and he noted that some individuals who lost loved ones are also in need of psychological support.
Despite the withdrawal of some foreign medical teams, Dr. Igarashi emphasized the continued need for international aid until local medical institutions can resume normal operations.
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31.03.202506:30
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PDF Forces Attack Power Substation Amid Post-Earthquake Electricity Shortages
March 31, 2025 - Naypyidaw
Militants from the People’s Defense Force (PDF) attacked a power substation in Salin Township, Magway Region, early Monday morning, as Myanmar continues to grapple with electricity shortages following last week’s devastating earthquake, according to a statement from the country’s information team.
The attack took place around 6:00 AM at the Ta Nyaung substation, located approximately 5.5 kilometers northwest of Salin town. Security forces engaged the assailants in a firefight after the militants opened fire with the arms. The attackers reportedly retreated following the clash, and no casualties were reported.
This incident comes in the wake of a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar on March 28 at 12:51 PM local time, causing widespread power outages. The government has been working to restore electricity while also conducting disaster relief operations for affected communities.
The statement said that PDF groups are exploiting the post-disaster situation to carry out sabotage operations. The government claims that the militants are 'disrupting recovery efforts through various destructive means,' while civilians continue to struggle with ongoing hardships.
Authorities continue efforts to repair the damaged substation as blackouts persist across multiple townships in the region. The security situation remains tense as restoration work progresses.
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PDF Forces Attack Power Substation Amid Post-Earthquake Electricity Shortages
March 31, 2025 - Naypyidaw
Militants from the People’s Defense Force (PDF) attacked a power substation in Salin Township, Magway Region, early Monday morning, as Myanmar continues to grapple with electricity shortages following last week’s devastating earthquake, according to a statement from the country’s information team.
The attack took place around 6:00 AM at the Ta Nyaung substation, located approximately 5.5 kilometers northwest of Salin town. Security forces engaged the assailants in a firefight after the militants opened fire with the arms. The attackers reportedly retreated following the clash, and no casualties were reported.
This incident comes in the wake of a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar on March 28 at 12:51 PM local time, causing widespread power outages. The government has been working to restore electricity while also conducting disaster relief operations for affected communities.
The statement said that PDF groups are exploiting the post-disaster situation to carry out sabotage operations. The government claims that the militants are 'disrupting recovery efforts through various destructive means,' while civilians continue to struggle with ongoing hardships.
Authorities continue efforts to repair the damaged substation as blackouts persist across multiple townships in the region. The security situation remains tense as restoration work progresses.
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30.03.202508:21
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ASEAN Chair Malaysia’s Prime Minister Calls Senior General Min Aung Hlaing to Offer Earthquake Relief Assistance
Nay Pyi Taw, March 30
In response to the severe earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28, causing significant damage and losses within the country, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of the State Administration Council (SAC) and Prime Minister of the Myanmar, today spoke by phone with Dato’ Seri Haji Anwar bin Ibrahim, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, who is also the current ASEAN Chair. This was reported in an official statement released by the SAC.
During the call, the Malaysian Prime Minister, in his capacity as both the leader of Malaysia and the ASEAN Chair, expressed deep sorrow over the destruction and losses in Myanmar. He mentioned that earlier this morning, Malaysia had dispatched a rescue team via aircraft. Additionally, Malaysia’s Foreign Minister had held a video conference with other ASEAN foreign ministers to discuss how ASEAN member states, as part of the ASEAN family, could collaborate and provide assistance in a spirit of friendship and solidarity.
The Senior General expressed gratitude for the concern shown by the Malaysian Prime Minister, both in his role as ASEAN Chair and as the leader of Malaysia, for reaching out by phone regarding the situation in Myanmar. He also thanked Malaysia for its assistance, noting that with the support of the AHA Centre, rescue teams from Singapore had already arrived in Myanmar yesterday and were carrying out their duties. He stated that Myanmar continues to conduct search and rescue operations, with the current death toll at around 1,700, approximately 3,400 injured, and nearly 300 still missing. He added that the number of fatalities could rise further and that the situation remains fluid. The Senior General emphasized his appreciation for the support extended by Malaysia and other ASEAN member states during this difficult time, expressing gratitude to the ASEAN community as a whole.
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ASEAN Chair Malaysia’s Prime Minister Calls Senior General Min Aung Hlaing to Offer Earthquake Relief Assistance
Nay Pyi Taw, March 30
In response to the severe earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28, causing significant damage and losses within the country, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of the State Administration Council (SAC) and Prime Minister of the Myanmar, today spoke by phone with Dato’ Seri Haji Anwar bin Ibrahim, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, who is also the current ASEAN Chair. This was reported in an official statement released by the SAC.
During the call, the Malaysian Prime Minister, in his capacity as both the leader of Malaysia and the ASEAN Chair, expressed deep sorrow over the destruction and losses in Myanmar. He mentioned that earlier this morning, Malaysia had dispatched a rescue team via aircraft. Additionally, Malaysia’s Foreign Minister had held a video conference with other ASEAN foreign ministers to discuss how ASEAN member states, as part of the ASEAN family, could collaborate and provide assistance in a spirit of friendship and solidarity.
The Senior General expressed gratitude for the concern shown by the Malaysian Prime Minister, both in his role as ASEAN Chair and as the leader of Malaysia, for reaching out by phone regarding the situation in Myanmar. He also thanked Malaysia for its assistance, noting that with the support of the AHA Centre, rescue teams from Singapore had already arrived in Myanmar yesterday and were carrying out their duties. He stated that Myanmar continues to conduct search and rescue operations, with the current death toll at around 1,700, approximately 3,400 injured, and nearly 300 still missing. He added that the number of fatalities could rise further and that the situation remains fluid. The Senior General emphasized his appreciation for the support extended by Malaysia and other ASEAN member states during this difficult time, expressing gratitude to the ASEAN community as a whole.
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01.04.202515:05
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Myanmar to Celebrate Thingyan Festival in a Solemn Manner Amid Earthquake Tragedy
April 1, 2025
In light of the devastating earthquake that has struck multiple regions across Myanmar, the traditional Thingyan festival will be celebrated this year in a subdued, peaceful manner. The State Administration Council (SAC) announced that the festivities, usually marked by vibrant entertainment and public celebrations, will instead focus on cultural traditions without singing, dancing, or other forms of entertainment.
The earthquake has resulted in significant casualties, injuries, and widespread damage in areas such as Nay Pyi Taw, Sagaing, Bago, Magway, Mandalay, and Shan State. Given the national mourning for those affected, this year’s Thingyan will be observed with respect and reverence, as communities across the country prioritize recovery and support for the victims over festive activities.
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Myanmar to Celebrate Thingyan Festival in a Solemn Manner Amid Earthquake Tragedy
April 1, 2025
In light of the devastating earthquake that has struck multiple regions across Myanmar, the traditional Thingyan festival will be celebrated this year in a subdued, peaceful manner. The State Administration Council (SAC) announced that the festivities, usually marked by vibrant entertainment and public celebrations, will instead focus on cultural traditions without singing, dancing, or other forms of entertainment.
The earthquake has resulted in significant casualties, injuries, and widespread damage in areas such as Nay Pyi Taw, Sagaing, Bago, Magway, Mandalay, and Shan State. Given the national mourning for those affected, this year’s Thingyan will be observed with respect and reverence, as communities across the country prioritize recovery and support for the victims over festive activities.
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06.04.202513:19
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World Central Kitchen to Provide Daily Meals for Earthquake Survivors in Myanmar
April 6, 2025
YANGON — U.S.-based humanitarian organization World Central Kitchen (WCK) has received official approval from Myanmar’s State Administration Council to begin large-scale meal distribution for communities affected by the recent earthquake.
WCK, known globally for its rapid-response food relief efforts, is launching an initiative to provide daily nutritious meals to those impacted by the disaster. Preparations for cooking and distribution are already underway, a source close to the organization told YMG.
The organization plans to distribute approximately 8 million meal boxes, each consisting of 150 grams of rice, 150 grams of vegetables, 150 grams of protein, and a bottle of water, in line with WCK’s nutritional guidelines. The $10 million operation is designed to meet urgent food needs while also strengthening long-term community resilience, the source said.
To carry out the program, WCK is partnering with the Myanmar Restaurant Association to recruit local chefs. The initiative will rely on locally sourced ingredients, including vegetables and meat, helping to stimulate regional markets. In addition, participating chefs and food preparers will receive training and certification, ensuring quality and food safety standards are met.
“WCK is committed to supporting Myanmar communities with nutritious meals while creating economic opportunities,” the source added.
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World Central Kitchen to Provide Daily Meals for Earthquake Survivors in Myanmar
April 6, 2025
YANGON — U.S.-based humanitarian organization World Central Kitchen (WCK) has received official approval from Myanmar’s State Administration Council to begin large-scale meal distribution for communities affected by the recent earthquake.
WCK, known globally for its rapid-response food relief efforts, is launching an initiative to provide daily nutritious meals to those impacted by the disaster. Preparations for cooking and distribution are already underway, a source close to the organization told YMG.
The organization plans to distribute approximately 8 million meal boxes, each consisting of 150 grams of rice, 150 grams of vegetables, 150 grams of protein, and a bottle of water, in line with WCK’s nutritional guidelines. The $10 million operation is designed to meet urgent food needs while also strengthening long-term community resilience, the source said.
To carry out the program, WCK is partnering with the Myanmar Restaurant Association to recruit local chefs. The initiative will rely on locally sourced ingredients, including vegetables and meat, helping to stimulate regional markets. In addition, participating chefs and food preparers will receive training and certification, ensuring quality and food safety standards are met.
“WCK is committed to supporting Myanmar communities with nutritious meals while creating economic opportunities,” the source added.
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31.03.202507:44
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Myanmar Declares Seven-Day National Mourning After Devastating Earthquake
Naypyidaw, 31 March 2025 – The State Administration Council (SAC) has declared a national mourning period following the catastrophic 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar on 28 March at 12:51 PM Myanmar Standard Time.
The earthquake has resulted in a significant loss of life and widespread destruction, prompting the government to designate 31 March to 6 April 2025 as a period of national mourning. During this time, the national flag will be flown at half-mast across the country as a sign of respect and solidarity with the victims and affected communities.
The announcement was formally issued today with the signature of Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of the State Administration Council and Prime Minister of Myanmar
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Myanmar Declares Seven-Day National Mourning After Devastating Earthquake
Naypyidaw, 31 March 2025 – The State Administration Council (SAC) has declared a national mourning period following the catastrophic 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar on 28 March at 12:51 PM Myanmar Standard Time.
The earthquake has resulted in a significant loss of life and widespread destruction, prompting the government to designate 31 March to 6 April 2025 as a period of national mourning. During this time, the national flag will be flown at half-mast across the country as a sign of respect and solidarity with the victims and affected communities.
The announcement was formally issued today with the signature of Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of the State Administration Council and Prime Minister of Myanmar
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15.04.202508:23
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Myanmar Earthquake Leaves 2.5 Million Tons of Debris; UNDP Calls for Urgent Recovery Efforts
Yangon, 15 April 2025 - The powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake that recently struck Myanmar has left behind an estimated 2.5 million tons of debris—equivalent to approximately 125,000 truckloads—according to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Yangon.
The damage assessment, conducted through advanced remote sensing technology, revealed extensive destruction across affected areas. In a press release, UNDP Myanmar highlighted that more than 10,000 homes and public buildings have been either significantly damaged or completely destroyed. Additionally, 128 healthcare facilities have sustained major damage, severely hampering the delivery of critical medical services to those in need.
UNDP noted that approximately 1.6 million buildings are located in zones exposed to seismic intensity level 7 or higher. Many of these structures were not built to withstand such powerful tremors, raising concerns about future earthquake resilience.
To carry out the assessment, UNDP integrated satellite-derived building damage classifications—categorized as destroyed, damaged, or possibly damaged—using data from UNOSAT and Copernicus. These were further combined with Microsoft’s building footprint data and structural data from the Global Human Settlement Layer, including building height and floor counts.
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Myanmar Earthquake Leaves 2.5 Million Tons of Debris; UNDP Calls for Urgent Recovery Efforts
Yangon, 15 April 2025 - The powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake that recently struck Myanmar has left behind an estimated 2.5 million tons of debris—equivalent to approximately 125,000 truckloads—according to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Yangon.
The damage assessment, conducted through advanced remote sensing technology, revealed extensive destruction across affected areas. In a press release, UNDP Myanmar highlighted that more than 10,000 homes and public buildings have been either significantly damaged or completely destroyed. Additionally, 128 healthcare facilities have sustained major damage, severely hampering the delivery of critical medical services to those in need.
UNDP noted that approximately 1.6 million buildings are located in zones exposed to seismic intensity level 7 or higher. Many of these structures were not built to withstand such powerful tremors, raising concerns about future earthquake resilience.
To carry out the assessment, UNDP integrated satellite-derived building damage classifications—categorized as destroyed, damaged, or possibly damaged—using data from UNOSAT and Copernicus. These were further combined with Microsoft’s building footprint data and structural data from the Global Human Settlement Layer, including building height and floor counts.
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02.04.202514:27
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Myanmar Military (Tatmadaw) Declares 21-Day Ceasefire for Earthquake Relief
April 2, 2025
The Myanmar military (Tatmadaw) has announced a 21-day temporary ceasefire from April 2 to April 22, 2025, citing the need to support relief and reconstruction efforts in the wake of a devastating earthquake.
In a four-point statement issued by the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services, the Tatmadaw said the ceasefire was declared to express sympathy for affected citizens, facilitate humanitarian aid, and ensure stability during the recovery period.
The Tatmadaw urged ethnic armed groups and other armed organizations to adhere to the ceasefire by refraining from disrupting public transportation routes, harming civilians or their property, attacking security forces, or engaging in activities such as recruitment and territorial expansion. The statement warned that any violations would prompt countermeasures to protect the public.
Since December 2018, the Tatmadaw has declared 22 ceasefires in efforts to promote national peace. In a separate initiative, Myanmar’s State Administration Council extended an invitation for political dialogue on September 26, 2024, as part of ongoing efforts to address political conflicts.
The ceasefire announcement comes amid growing humanitarian concerns following the earthquake, which has caused significant casualties and infrastructure damage across the country.
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Myanmar Military (Tatmadaw) Declares 21-Day Ceasefire for Earthquake Relief
April 2, 2025
The Myanmar military (Tatmadaw) has announced a 21-day temporary ceasefire from April 2 to April 22, 2025, citing the need to support relief and reconstruction efforts in the wake of a devastating earthquake.
In a four-point statement issued by the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services, the Tatmadaw said the ceasefire was declared to express sympathy for affected citizens, facilitate humanitarian aid, and ensure stability during the recovery period.
The Tatmadaw urged ethnic armed groups and other armed organizations to adhere to the ceasefire by refraining from disrupting public transportation routes, harming civilians or their property, attacking security forces, or engaging in activities such as recruitment and territorial expansion. The statement warned that any violations would prompt countermeasures to protect the public.
Since December 2018, the Tatmadaw has declared 22 ceasefires in efforts to promote national peace. In a separate initiative, Myanmar’s State Administration Council extended an invitation for political dialogue on September 26, 2024, as part of ongoing efforts to address political conflicts.
The ceasefire announcement comes amid growing humanitarian concerns following the earthquake, which has caused significant casualties and infrastructure damage across the country.
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19.04.202507:35
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Myanmar Earthquake Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 3,726 Amid Ongoing Relief Operations
Nay Pyi Taw, April 19 2025 - The devastating earthquake that struck Mandalay on March 28 continues to leave a trail of destruction and grief, with the official death toll rising to 3,726 as of 7:00 AM on April 18, according to Myanmar’s National Natural Disaster Management Committee. A further 5,105 individuals have been reported injured, while 129 remain missing.
The 7. 7-magnitude earthquake has triggered a series of 142 aftershocks, compounding the damage and hampering relief efforts. Infrastructure across the region has suffered immense losses, including 65,096 homes and buildings, 2,514 schools, 4,317 monasteries and nunneries, and 6,027 pagodas. Additionally, 350 hospitals and clinics, 38 railway segments, 269 roads, 203 expressway sections, 586 dams and barrages, and 170 bridges have been severely impacted.
Rescue efforts led by the Myanmar Fire Services Department, in coordination with local authorities and international partners, have thus far saved 653 survivors and recovered 754 bodies. Teams from 16 foreign countries are participating in the ongoing operations, having successfully rescued 8 individuals and retrieved 203 victims.
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Myanmar Earthquake Disaster: Death Toll Rises to 3,726 Amid Ongoing Relief Operations
Nay Pyi Taw, April 19 2025 - The devastating earthquake that struck Mandalay on March 28 continues to leave a trail of destruction and grief, with the official death toll rising to 3,726 as of 7:00 AM on April 18, according to Myanmar’s National Natural Disaster Management Committee. A further 5,105 individuals have been reported injured, while 129 remain missing.
The 7. 7-magnitude earthquake has triggered a series of 142 aftershocks, compounding the damage and hampering relief efforts. Infrastructure across the region has suffered immense losses, including 65,096 homes and buildings, 2,514 schools, 4,317 monasteries and nunneries, and 6,027 pagodas. Additionally, 350 hospitals and clinics, 38 railway segments, 269 roads, 203 expressway sections, 586 dams and barrages, and 170 bridges have been severely impacted.
Rescue efforts led by the Myanmar Fire Services Department, in coordination with local authorities and international partners, have thus far saved 653 survivors and recovered 754 bodies. Teams from 16 foreign countries are participating in the ongoing operations, having successfully rescued 8 individuals and retrieved 203 victims.
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18.04.202515:43
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Nay Pyi Taw Urban Layout to Be Redesigned Following Earthquake, Says Senior General Min Aung Hlaing
Nay Pyi Taw, April 18 2025- Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of the State Administration Council (SAC) and Prime Minister of Myanmar, has announced that Nay Pyi Taw's urban layout will be recalculated and redesigned in the aftermath of the recent earthquake that impacted the capital.
Speaking during a Union Government coordination meeting held on April 18 at the SAC Chairman’s Office in Nay Pyi Taw, the Senior General emphasized the need for updated city planning in light of seismic risks.
He stated that the redesign will draw on the experience of other earthquake-prone nations, with a focus on constructing more resilient infrastructure. Buildings currently situated along active fault lines may be relocated as part of the new urban planning strategy, he added.
The Senior General also directed that all new staff housing developments must be built to withstand earthquakes up to magnitude 8 on the Richter scale.
Deputy Prime Minister and Vice Senior General Soe Win, along with SAC council members, Union-level officials, and Union Ministers, were present at the meeting. They provided updates on earthquake recovery and rehabilitation efforts across various sectors.
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Nay Pyi Taw Urban Layout to Be Redesigned Following Earthquake, Says Senior General Min Aung Hlaing
Nay Pyi Taw, April 18 2025- Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of the State Administration Council (SAC) and Prime Minister of Myanmar, has announced that Nay Pyi Taw's urban layout will be recalculated and redesigned in the aftermath of the recent earthquake that impacted the capital.
Speaking during a Union Government coordination meeting held on April 18 at the SAC Chairman’s Office in Nay Pyi Taw, the Senior General emphasized the need for updated city planning in light of seismic risks.
He stated that the redesign will draw on the experience of other earthquake-prone nations, with a focus on constructing more resilient infrastructure. Buildings currently situated along active fault lines may be relocated as part of the new urban planning strategy, he added.
The Senior General also directed that all new staff housing developments must be built to withstand earthquakes up to magnitude 8 on the Richter scale.
Deputy Prime Minister and Vice Senior General Soe Win, along with SAC council members, Union-level officials, and Union Ministers, were present at the meeting. They provided updates on earthquake recovery and rehabilitation efforts across various sectors.
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