Rescuers Hours Myanmar earthquake deaths were more than 1,700 earthquakes news

Three days after the destroyed earthquake, filter in the trash and non-equipment rescue teams without equipment.

Myanmar raised the number of deaths from destructive last week earthquake More than 1700.

The country’s military leadership government has announced the number of casualties raised on Sunday and announced a weekly mourning period on Monday. Meanwhile, the search and rescue efforts were reported to be reduced by the lack of resources and equipment and damaged infrastructure.

On Friday, myanmar 7.7 magnitude earthquake caused a widespread damage in the capital Naypitava. One second, 6.4 magnitude 6.4 vibration followed a while after a while.

The epicenter of the earthquake was 17 km (11 miles) in the west of the second largest city in the country, MandalayWhich has a population with a population of about 1.5 million.

Government spokesman Major-General-Major Zaw Min Tun, Mrtv told Mrtv on Monday, and at least 3,400 people were injured in the missing Mandalay region, the trans2ated mosques, bridges and city airports were injured.

The earthquake also shakes the neighbor and killed many people in many constructions in Bangkok, who was at least 18 people, in a high-level level.

Slowly rescue efforts

Rescuers said that the survivors would be rescued in three days to face the problems and the most survivors.

Myanmar’s neighbors – India, China, Malaysia and Singapore – sent Plane and warships carries relief supply.

Wai Phyo, a rescue worker in Myanmar, made the best of recovery teams in Mandalay, but said they were overlap Destroy and with the scale of the lack of “relevant equipment”.

The real number of those killed in the region and the injured are probably a little about the damage to many parts of the official figure, but with telecommunications interruption.

According to AP news agency, “on the destruction of this stage, on the destruction of this stage,” Lauren Elbere, AP news agency Assistant Programs of Programs in Myanmar.

There are emergencies in six regions, and Elbery said the operations caused by the damaged infrastructure and the earthquake are difficult to operate.

“They talked about a city near Mandalay, where 80% of the buildings were found, but the telecommunications was slow,” he said.

The absence of heavy equipment, search and rescue work slowly, a large number of survivors, with a slow, ruthless heat, and more than 40 degrees, and more than 40 degrees, the survivors, many for survivors, forced to look for slowly.