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'My son is coming home': Mom of SA teacher missing in Myanmar earthquake clings to hope

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Cowan Reed Titus, a South African teacher in Myanmar, is missing after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake, which tore through the country on Friday, claiming over 2 000 lives and leaving thousands injured.

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Head of Myanmar's military government visits Thailand in rare overseas trip

The head of Myanmar’s military government arrived in Thailand in a rare international trip as his country recovers from a devastating earthquake that killed thousands

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'My son is coming home': Mom of SA teacher missing in Myanmar earthquake clings to hope

Cowan Reed Titus, a South African teacher in Myanmar, is missing after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake, which tore through the country on Friday, claiming over 2 000 lives and leaving thousands injured.

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Emergency appeal launched for Myanmar as more than 2,800 killed in earthquake

Broadcast appeal films to raise funds to support charity responses will air on Sky later today, as well as on BBC, ITV, Channel 4, and Channel 5.

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How will Myanmar’s earthquake impact the civil war? – podcast

Myanmar’s military junta has been losing territory for months. Will the earthquake and a new ceasefire help it turn the tide? Rebecca Ratcliffe reports“It took around four to five minutes for the earthquake to shake and then it stopped and shook again. It is the most severe earthquake I have experienced in my life.”Esther J is a reporter based in Bangkok, Thailand, more than 600 miles (966km) away from her home country of Myanmar – the epicentre…

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Myanmar earthquake: BBC finds huge devastation and little help for survivors in Mandalay

Yogita Limaye is the first foreign journalist to enter Myanmar since a huge earthquake hit the war-torn country.

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'She should be with her family': Employer gives maid plane ticket, $800 to return to Myanmar and search for missing mum

After receiving news that her mother had gone missing in the devastating Myanmar quake last Friday (March 28), a maid in Singapore asked to return home. Her employers readily agreed and bought a plane ticket for her. They also gave the domestic helper an $800 red packet to support herself in Myanmar. Employer Chen Huiqin (transliteration) told Shin Min Daily...

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