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Civilians act to bring aid to Myanmar earthquake victims

A 7.7-magnitude earthquake devastated Sagaing, central Myanmar, causing widespread destruction last week.
This earthquake struck amidst ongoing crises of flooding, fire, bombing, and economic collapse in Myanmar.
The quake destroyed homes and overwhelmed hospitals, with reports indicating 80% of buildings damaged in Sagaing.
According to the junta, the earthquake killed 3,100; a hospital director reported no international aid received.
Despite limited international assistance, local civilians organized aid convoys and distributed supplies to victims.

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