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For most of the day, somberness clouded over a makeshift shelter set up for grief-stricken relatives of dozens of workers who remain missing at the building collapse in Bangkok.
From Hartford Courant
Dr Sian Williams presents the DEC Myanmar Earthquake Appeal.
From BBC
China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday that its rescue team and supplies were safe, adding that it hoped "all factions and parties in Myanmar will prioritize earthquake relief efforts".
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In the wake of a tragic skyscraper collapse in Bangkok, the urgency of rescue operations has intensified. Initial reports indicate that this catastrophic event was exacerbated by the recent Myanmar earthquake,
K9 USAR, Thailand's Rescue Dog Association, has stepped up with furry friends on rescue duty, helping locate people - dead and alive.
The bodies were detected after rescuers began using heavy machinery to remove concrete slabs from the rubble. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The recent earthquake in Myanmar has left Bangkok in a state of emergency as rescuers race against time to save those entombed in the wreckage of a collapsed high-rise building. As search efforts escalate, the harrowing stories of loved ones awaiting news add a human face to this unfolding disaster.
A Chinese-backed contractor is facing an investigation over the collapse of a 33-floor skyscraper in Bangkok in Friday’s earthquake.
A series of earthquakes, including a 7.7-magnitude earthquake near Mandalay, Myanmar, severely impacted Bangkok, Thailand, leading to collapsed buildings and ongoing rescue efforts. Thailand's 'K9 Usar Thailand' rescue dogs have gained widespread praise for their role in detecting survivors,
The epicenter, in Burma, was 1,000 kilometers away, but the quake toppled a large building under construction that has buried 76 workers. Bangkok rises under a leaden sky that casts a halo of pessimism over the grief-stricken families,