Un Slams, the ruling army, Myanmar, to violate the truce amid the earthquake recovery Human Rights News

The Myanmar army made more than 120 attacks after the March 28 earthquake, with more than half of them after the warring aspects announced the temporary ceasefire in the civil war on April 2.

The United Nations Ruling Rights Office in Myanmar condemned the breach of the temporary truce in the civil war announced by the warring aspects last month after a A fatal earthquake.

Ravenna Shamdasani, a spokeswoman for the High Commissioner for Human Rights, said on Friday that the military attacks on armed resistance groups come when “the only focus on ensuring that human disaster areas should be obtained.”

The ceasefire announced after the March 28 earthquake, which killed more than 3,600 people in Myanmar to continue until April 22.

The Multi -Side Conflict has been overwhelmed by Myanmar since 2021, when the army of General Min Aung Hinging declared a coup and a polite authority of the civil government in Aung San Suu Ki.

Tony Cheng told the island earlier that many of the earthquake survivors were suffering because the military government has prevented aid to rebel -controlled areas.

Since the earthquake was struck, Shamdasani said, “The military forces have been said to have carried out more than 120 attacks.

She added: “It was more than half of them (they were) after it was scheduled to start the shooting on April 2.”

She said that the head of the United Nations Rights Volker Turk, “calls on the army to remove any obstacles that prevent humanitarian assistance and stop military operations.”

The United Nations Rights Office decided that most of these air strikes and artillery, according to Shamdasani, “including in areas affected by the earthquake.”

“Several strikes have been reported in populated areas, and many of them appear to be up to random attacks and violate the principle of proportionality in international humanitarian law.”

Shamdasani pointed out that the areas of the earthquake center in the epic, especially those controlled by the army opponents, “were forced to rely on the responses of the local community to search and rescue, and meet the basic needs.”

Amid the destruction, Shamdasani urged the army to announce the complete Amnest State Adviser Aung San Suui And the president, the MYINT.

Amid criticism of the military government, China has announced an emergency humanitarian assistance of one billion yuan ($ 137 million) to provide food for which it is needed, medicines and ready -made homes.

China, which supports the military government, has also sent more than 30 rescue teams to Myanmar after the earthquake and offered about 1.5 million yuan ($ 205,000) in cash through the Chinese Red Cross.