Survivor Rescued After 60 Hours in Myanmar Earthquake Debris

A Chinese rescue team successfully saved a woman trapped for nearly 60 hours under the

Great Wall Hotel in Mandalay, Myanmar. The rescue operation lasted over five hours, and she was reported to be in stable condition afterward. This was the first successful rescue by the team since they arrived in Myanmar on March 30. Another Chinese rescue team from Yunnan had previously saved a survivor in Naypyidaw.

The 7.7-magnitude earthquake

Myanmar on March 28, with its in the Chin State region near India and Bangladesh. It caused severe destruction, including the collapse of buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. Over 1,700 people have died, with many more injured or missing. The extreme heat has made rescue efforts more challenging, workers and the of bodies.

In response to the disaster, the United States has

$2 million in aid and an emergency response team to assist in . Many survivors have been displaced, and authorities are continuing efforts to find more trapped victims while providing urgent .