A Chinese civilian rescue team has successfully saved a person trapped under rubble in Mandalay, the major city closest to the epicenter of the magnitude-7.7 earthquake that struck Myanmar on Friday. The Ramunion rescue team from China located the survivor amidst the debris, showcasing swift international aid in the face of disaster.
After the initial rescue, the team identified three more survivors and established a supply route to reach those still trapped. However, their operations have been temporarily paused due to secondary fires breaking out in the area. Efforts are set to resume once firefighters have contained the blaze, underscoring the challenges rescue teams face in the aftermath of such powerful quakes.
The earthquake has caused significant damage across Myanmar, with local and international teams collaborating to provide relief and assistance. The joint efforts highlight the importance of global solidarity and support during times of crisis, bringing hope to those affected.
