Myanmar quake death toll rises above 2,000, military junta says
Rescuers pulled a woman and her 2 granddaughters from rubble in Mandalay.
Rescuers pulled a woman and her 2 granddaughters from rubble in Mandalay.
Four people were found alive in Mandalay, signs of life still detected in Bangkok.
Human rights advocates appeal to the international community to ensure aid continues for the Muslim minority refuge
The disaster highlights the often precarious conditions for Thailand’s migrant workers.
The death toll from Myanmar’s devastating earthquake rose past 3,000 on Thursday.
Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said the death toll is approaching 3,000.
Move comes after junta troops fire on Chinese Red Cross convoy ferrying aid and supplies.
Survivors include a grandmother and 2 teens in Mandalay who captured their ordeal on a cell phone.
International teams are arriving in the hardest-hit areas of Myanmar.
Dozens are killed in central Myanmar as buildings collapse. A high-rise under construction fell in Bangkok.