Airstrikes continue in Myanmar even after earthquake Devastation
According to international media reports, at least seven people have died in the airstrikes carried out by the junta.
KATHMANDU: Myanmar’s military junta continues airstrikes on pro-democracy rebels even in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake.
The United Nations has condemned these actions as “unacceptable.”
According to international media reports, at least seven people have died in the airstrikes carried out by the junta.
Local sources say the attacks took place just three hours after the earthquake struck.
The junta targeted several areas, including the earthquake epicenter in the Chang-Yu Township of Sagaing and other locations.
It is also reported that airstrikes were launched in the Myanmar-Thailand border region.
Meanwhile, Myanmar’s military council has confirmed that the death toll from the earthquake has reached 1,644, with 3,408 people injured and 139 still missing.
