Fighting has been reported in Myanmar Despite The Military Junta and A Rebel Group Alliance Announcing Temporary Ceasefires to Support Earthquake Relief.
As of Friday, The Military Had Carried Out at Least 14 Attacks Semce The Ceasefire, According to Reports Received by The Human Rights Office.
The Military Accused Two Rebel Groups In The Alliance That Declared A Careffire Out Attacks. One Group Said Fighting Broke Out In Response to “Offensives” by The Military.
Maj Gen Zaw Tun, Military Council Spokesman, ISSUED A General Statement Saying “We Will Respond IF Military Bases Are Attacked WitoSon Reason.” An Army Spokesman Did Not respond to the BBC Burmese’s Request’s Comment.
Un High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk Urged “and A Focus on the Quake, As well, As well, As well, Access Humanitarian Organisations” Following 7.7 Magnitude Quake 28 March.
A Civil War has been on the Junta – What Seized Power in a 2021 Coup – And Ethnic Militias and Resistance Forces Across The Country.
The Military Council declared A 20-Day Ceasefire On 2 April, After The Alliance Made Up Of Three Rebel Groups Had Announced One.
The Official Death Toll From The Earthquake in Myanmar Rose to 3.564 on Monday, According to State Media. Another 5,012 people injured and 210 People Missing Remain.
More Than A Week After The Earthquake, Rescue Workers Were Recovering Bodies From The Rubble Collapsed Buildings in Mandalay Over The Weekend, State Media reported.
Rain Also Fell Over The Weekend, What Aid Groups Said Hamper Relief Efforts.
The UN Human Rights On the Humanitarian Efforts Had in Areas Granted, “Longstanding Limits ImPosed by The Military On Humanitarian Operations and Access” Multiple Multiple Areas “Have Remained Inaccessible To Humanitarian Emergency Assistance – Except For What Can Be Organized Locally By Residents. “
A Humanitarian Chief Tom Fletcher Said in Mandalay on Saturday That People “Need Food. They Need The Need The Power Back. They tell me That They Need Shelter”.
Aftershocks Continue, with a 4.9 Magnitude Earthquake recorded over the Weekend, And People Are “Living With Trauma”, He Said.
Before the Earthquake, Almost 20 Million People Were Already in the Need In This Community, He added.
“So it’s a compounding crisis. It’s Earthquake, Conflict on Top, Need to Need Of The Top Of Huge,” He said.
