Mandalay was ‘Golden City’. The reex of dead bodies now

Mandalay was known for the point with sparkle pagodas and Buddhist burial mounds, but the air in the former royal capital of Myanmine is now increasing the resection of dead bodies.

Last Friday, many of the 7.7 magnitude earthquake, 7.7 magnitude earthquake shook Mandalay, says a resident.

The number of deaths from the earthquake and a number of earthquakes exceeded 2700, 4,521 injured and hundreds of missing. These figures are expected to increase.

Residents in the country’s second largest city, like feed and water supply, they say they spent sleepless nights in despair.

Speaking of the bodies, the resident of Mandalay lost his aunt in the “kept” earthquake.

“But only two days later, it was removed from the rubble on March 30,” he said, only J ..

The slopes of weak infrastructure and civil conflicts are seriously hindering the relief efforts in Myanmar in Myanmar in Myanmar in Myanmar in Myanmar in Myanmar in Myanmar, where military disasters. The death toll is expected to increase because the rescuers will increase to more collapsed buildings and cut regions.

J, “Dizzy,” said Mandalay’s Mahaaungmyay district, said he felt “deprived of sleep.”

Many residents live outside the tents – or there is nothing – they will not be in the streets – fearing what they streamed from their homes.

“I saw a lot of people, I entered myself, he was loud and cried on the streets and cried.

But the survivors are still being found in the city. The fire service said that in the last four days in Mandala, 403 people have saved and 259 bodies have resumed. It is thought to be higher than the official version of the number of real casualties.

In a television speech on Tuesday, MIN Aung Hlaing said the number of deaths could be more than 3,000, but the earthquake, the earthquake and the size of the earthquake and the size of the earthquake and the size of the earthquake, “said” death is more than 10,000 strong. “

Young children were especially traumatic in disaster.

A local pastor said that his eight-year-old son of his eight-year-old son was drowned several times in tears several times several times.

“When the earthquake occurred, he was in the bedroom, and my wife attended his younger sister, so he said that several Debrid was collapsed.

“We saw buildings from the collapsed buildings of our neighborhood yesterday,” said Ruate living in the Pyigyitagon region south of Mandalay.

“It is very endured. Myanmar was struck so many disasters, some natural, some people. Everyone is just so tired. We feel hopeless and helpless.”

When a monk, one of the worst hit buildings, one of the worst hit buildings, which is one of the worst hits, one of the worst hits with the earthquake, “only corpses were restored,” he said.

“I hope this will end soon. There are many (corpses), I think more than a hundred.

It is close to Mandalay, the authorities have exhausted organ bags, including other supplies, including food and drinking water.

The residues of the crushed pagods and golden around the city are lined up into the streets. When the Mandalay is the main center of golden leaf and a popular tourist place in the city, poverty in the city in recent years in recent years, in other parts of Myanmary (previously the Burma).

Last week’s earthquake also affected Thailand and China His effect was especially devastating Speaking about a bloody civil war, a crippled economy and a widespread economy, in Myanmas, in Myanmar, dominated the government in 2021.

On Tuesday, Myanmar, the victims, a minute of silence in a minute of silence to remember a part of a week of national mourning. The flags to fly in the semi-matt, stopped the media’s broadcasts and asked people to respect.

Before the start of the earthquake, more than 3.5 million people were expelled.

Thousands more Most of them young people fled abroad To not be called to the Psalm – it means that it is less man to help in relief and the next to the next reset.

Russia and China, which helped the Maine’s military regime, are among the countries that send support and specialist support.

But the comfort was slow, J said.

“(Rescue teams) worked for four days and I think it is a little tired. They need to rest a little.

“However, since the damage is so wide, we have limited sources here, which is very difficult for relief employees to destroy such a mass,” he said.

Although all the help of all assistance was welcome, some humanitarian workers said there were problems with the earthquake-striken areas.

He said local media in Sagaing, where the earthquake was epicenter Restrictions on the military authorities Requires organizations to provide lists of volunteers and items they want to bring to the area.

Several legal groups, including human rights and amnesty international, called for the fact that Khunta will immediately enter these areas.

“Myanmar’s military threats still plays a terrible, even after a terrible natural disaster, and thousands were injured,” said Bryyon Lau, Deputy Director of Human Rights Watch.

“It is necessary to fear the former experience of the Khunta and ensure that humanitarian aid has reached those at risk in areas affected by the earthquake,” he said.

Khunta also drew the criticism of the country, which continues to fire in the villages, as soon as the country came out of the disaster. The large parts of Sagaing are under control of resistance groups.

A commander of the People’s Defense Forces (PDF) – the network of Civil Groups of Democracy, the Network of Civil Groups – the BBC has reported military attacks.

Rebel Commander who ordered 300 fighters, claiming that his forces respected, he said he did not fight the disputes back Two-week ceasefire After the earthquake, the opposition was announced by the Government of National Unity.

Three brother unions consisting of three ethnic groups consisting of three ethnic groups, which lasted a month, which lasted a month, which lasted a month, which lasted a month to make the relief efforts on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, BBC was reported to be drones and air bombings in the Kachek’s Kachin and Shan states.

With the additional report by Rebecca Henschke.