Many Survivors of Myanmar's Devastating Quake in March Still Live in Leaky Tents

Many survivors of Myanmar’s devastating quake in March still live in leaky tents

BANGKOK (AP) — Two months after a deadly earthquake ravaged much of central and northeastern Myanmar, recovery is just inching along, with huge numbers of people living in temporary shelters while facing the heavy rainfall and strong winds of monsoon…

Many survivors of Myanmar's devastating quake in March still live in leaky tents

Two months after a deadly earthquake ravaged much of central and northeastern Myanmar, recovery is just inching along, with huge numbers of people living in temporary shelters while facing the heavy rainfall and strong winds of monsoon season

Photographer Ye Aung Thu won a World Press Photo award for his series on the struggle against the military junta in his home country, Myanmar. Some of the young people he followed are no longer alive.

Myanmar quake survivors still living in leaky tents

Two months after a deadly earthquake ravaged much of central and northeastern Myanmar, scores of survivors are living in leaky tents as the monsoon season hits.

Many survivors of Myanmar's devastating quake in March still live in leaky tents - The Morning Sun

BANGKOK (AP) — Two months after a deadly earthquake ravaged much of central and northeastern Myanmar, recovery is just inching along, with huge numbers of people living in temporary shelters while facing the heavy rainfall and strong winds of monsoon season. The 7.7 magnitude March 28 quake caused significant damage to six regions and states, including the capital Naypyitaw and Mandalay, the country’s second-largest city. The confirmed death tol…

Recovery still out of reach: Life in the Sagaing Hills two months after the earthquake

Known across Myanmar and around the world as a major spiritual centre, the region is still struggling to rebuild