The death toll in the Myanmar earth

The death toll continues to rise after a deadly earthquake was rushed to most Myanmar and Thailand on Friday, with some areas with heavier damage in each country. Along with flat buildings, many people lost their lives in 7.7 earthquake size. As of Sunday night, more than 1700 people were confirmed in Myanmar and the Greater Bangkok region, which Take the weight of the earthquake in Thailand.

3,408 other people and 139 people were missing in Myanmar. The officials said the Count rose on Sunday to 18 dead, 33 injuries and 78 missing.

The officials were still damaging and still is an incomplete total estimate. But after two days, a clearer picture appeared about the destruction. With the pressure on the efforts to research the debris, Myanmar has sought an emergency assistance from the international community.

Myanmar is on the mistake of the epic from the north and the south, which separates the paintings of India and Swinda, and the wide damage flows into a wide range of the center of the country. The Mandalay region includes the second largest city in Myanmar with 1.5 million people located near the earthquake center.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said in a statement on Sunday that the critical infrastructure has been destroyed, including the historic Ava Bridge, which connects the epic, Mandalay, Mandalay University and various heritage sites.

A few information came out of areas other than the main urban areas of Mandalay and Niabitao, and the Red Cross said the airports are still closed in both fields.

The Red Cross said that significant damage was reported in the areas of Saling, Naibidao, Magua, Bago and Shan, while wireless and wireless currents continued to hinder emergency coordination in several regions.

Many countries have sent help to Myanmar in the wake of the earthquake, including teams from India, China, Singapore and Thailand. British Foreign Ministry told CBS News that the United Kingdom has pledged 10 million pounds, or about 12 million dollars, to help provide humanitarian aid to the people of Myanmar, with a focus on support on the most huge areas. The British Foreign Ministry said that relief efforts are directed mainly towards food, water supply, medicine and shelter.

International agencies also fill in support. The Red Cross said it had resumed more than $ 100 million to help the earthquake victims. The humanitarian group said in a statement that it aims to put money towards helping 100,000 people, through 20,000 families, with “relief and early recovery support” over the next 24 months.

The World Health Organization has sent nearly 3 tons of supplies from its emergency stock in Yangon, Myanmar, to deliver to hospitals in Mandalay and Nepideo. This was part of a wider effort to accelerate tents and shock groups filled with medical supplies of these two difficult cities.

Agence France-Press contributed to reporting.