Damage to the Sagaing-Mandalay road section due to the earthquake that struck on March 28 is seen on April 2. Picture by Ko Min Thant

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Views of Collasped buildings during earthquake

A kitten that was trapped under the Sky Villa condo in Mandalay was rescued alive on April 1.

Residents are sheltering in open spaces such as the Mandalay Moat, road platforms, and football fields, and in some neighborhoods, they are forced to sleep on the streets, away from large buildings.

Pets were also affected by earthquake too....

Here is a picture of Sagaing Bridge, which was hit by a powerful earthquake on March 28.

Buildings damaged by the earthquake...

A kindergarten collapsed near Mandalay, central Myanmar, after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck on March 28, as seen on March 30. Photo: Kyodo

Search and rescue operations are seen in Mandalay on April 1, 2025. (Photo: RFA)

One of the Hotels in Mandalay that is affected by the Earthquake

Rescue operations are underway at buildings that collapsed due to the powerful earthquake.

The earthquake damaged 70 percent of the Mahamuni Buddha pagoda

six people, including three monks, passed away under the collapse of the monastery in Sagaing City

View of BhoneTaw Naigan Village, Amarapura City near DotehtaWati river after devastating Earthquake

The 5-storey KBZ Bank in the Pyaw Bwe City after Earthquake. More than 40 people are trapped under the rubble.

The scene of the collapse of the Duthawaddy Bridge on the Yangon-Mandalay Expressway and the cracking of the roads on the expressway were seen on April 7th due to the very strong earthquake on the afternoon of March 28th

The scene of the collapse of the Duthawaddy Bridge on the Yangon-Mandalay Expressway and the cracking of the roads on the expressway were seen on April 7th due to the very strong earthquake on the afternoon of March 28th

Sittara Village, Pulik Township, where houses sank into the ground due to the earthquake

Collasped bulding are seen everywhere in Mandalay after earthquake

Earthquake-affected victims who are scared to live back in their apartments