Latest: Over 1,000 registered dead by now following Myanmar’s earthquake

Yangon, Myanmar – Myanmar’s Powerful 7.7 magnitude quake He killed over 1,000 people, as Death continues climbing in the middle of a rescue effort.

The military government said on Saturday that 1,002 people were now found dead, and another 2,376 injured, with 30 other missing.

The earthquake hit on Monday on Friday, followed by several consequences, including one measure of strong 6.4 size.

In ThailandThe earthquake rocked the large area of ​​Bangkok, leaving six people dead, 26 injured and 47 are still missing.

Several countries, including Malaysia, Russia and China, sent spares and relief teams.

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City CEO, John Lee, also expanded his condolences to the victims of earthquake in Facebook Post on Saturday

Meanwhile, the Taiwanese National Fire Agency stated that the rescue team of 120 people in the state of preparedness of any possible implementation. The team included rescue staff, doctors, nurses, veterinarian, six search and rescue dogs and 15 tons of equipment.

Taiwan and Myanmar have no official connections. Most countries do not recognize Chinese Taiwan who claimed as a country as Beijing prohibits other peoples to have formal connections with Taipei.

An additional rescue team of 82 people left Bejing, hours after the second team of emergency help from the Chinese province of Yunnan, the Mibraric Border, arrived in the earth of the earthquake.

In addition, 16 members of the Chinese Civil Relief Team from the Blue Heaven in Ruili, Yunnan, went to Muse City in northern Myanmar to help in relief efforts, according to the CGTN State Emit. The Chinese authorities also sent the first series of 80 tents and 290 blankets early Saturdays.

Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi who exploded extended condolences in Min Maanmar leader Min Aung Thlaing.

The earthquake felt in parts of the province of China Yunnan, although the victims were limited. Two people in Ruila suffered minor injuries, and 847 homes were damaged, according to power. Some tall buildings and older houses in urban areas were partially damaged, but electricity and water supply and the transport and communication lines were.

New Zealand Minister of Foreign Affairs Winston Peters wrote about X that his government would support efforts to help “through the International Red Cross Movement.”

“Our thoughts are with all those who have lost loved ones, and everyone else is affected,” Peters Saturday said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in New Zealand said all employees of the Embassy in Yangon and Bangkok, not registered new zealers injured or killed.

South Korea will send help through international organizations to support the efforts to recover after the recent earthquake.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs performed on Saturday that SEUL will carefully monitor the situation and consider additional support as needed.