Myanmar leader visits Bangkok because the earthquake death rises to 3,000

Myanmar’s Hunt Title Min Aung Hlaing The country will go to Thailand for a regional summit with an earthquake that killed thousands of people and destroyed the ruins.

Cunta, the earthquake in Central Myanmar last Friday caused the death of 3,085 people, and 4,715 were injured. Hundreds are missing more and Tollun is expected to rise.

Myanmar Army spokesman, Min Aung Haling planned to fly to Bangkok on the eve of a summit, which will collect the leaders of seven countries in the Bengal Gulf.

His attendance will be unusual, because sanctions are usually banned from these events.

Those who have killed 21 people and killed 21 people, the leaders suggested that the leaders had a common statement about the disaster. Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka is part of the summit.

The countries around the world have sent help and rescue teams to Myanmar since the earthquake, but the weak infrastructure and the ongoing civil war made a difficult effort.

Hunt Declared a temporary ceasefire On Wednesday, after rejecting the proposals from the armed ethnic rebel groups to accelerate these efforts.

Earlier, soldiers, including those who hit the earthquake, and continued air attacks in the rebels.

On Tuesday night, the troops and the relief of the relief opened fire on the Red Cross convoy. Cunta said the fire was fired after refusing to stop despite the sign of the caravan.

Myanmar has been caught by a bloody civil war since the seizure of the military seized in 2021, which led to an armed resistance to fight armed ethnic groups fighting for ten years.

Years of violence, the economy of violence cripmed, and super-loaded inflation and the country covered the humanitarian crisis.

Now the earthquake worsened the crisis. Humanitarian groups asked to lift the remaining barriers to the hunt.

The UN also called on the global community to help the Monsoon season before hitting the season in about a month.