Myanmar earthquake: Military regime targeting 'civilian areas' with airstrikes in wake of disaster, armed group claims
- More than 350 people have died due to recent earthquakes in Myanmar, according to sources cited by DVB.
- The United Nations has allocated $5 million for relief efforts, but concerns have been raised about the government's use of these funds, according to Kyaw.
- The regions most affected are struggling to receive necessary aid due to military control, as highlighted by Phil Robertson.
- Elaine Pearson described the situation as a brutal military conflict impacting many civilians.
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Burma: Despite the heavy impact of the earthquake, the junta continues to attack its opponents
While the earthquake in Burma has left more than 2,700 dead and 4,500 injured, a record that is expected to grow, independent Burmese media reports that the ruling junta is continuing its airstrikes. The ruling army has been facing rebellion since its 2021 coup, particularly in border areas with Thailand, in areas already controlled by ethnic groups.
Myanmar: Inhumane military attacks in earthquake areas hindering relief efforts
Myanmar’s military must refrain from deliberate air strikes and other forms of attack on civilian targets in areas impacted by last week’s 7.7-magnitude earthquake, Amnesty International said today as it called for aid to more quickly reach people in the epicentre of the disaster. Testimony gathered by Amnesty International in the days following the earthquake […]
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