The rains hinder the recovery efforts from the Myanmar earth

According to statistics issued by the military government in Myanmar, today, Monday, the death toll from the earthquake that struck Myanmar was 7.7 degrees, 10 days ago, to at least 3514 people, while 210 others are still missing.
Most of the victims were reported in the city of Mandalay and its surroundings, which is the second largest city in the country, with more than 2100 deaths.

The relief efforts were subjected to severe obstruction due to the heavy rains and the ongoing winds, which caused damage to tents and temporary medical facilities held by international relief teams.
Meteorologists warned of the increasing risk of floods and landslides as the rainy season approached.
The authorities announced the end of search and rescue operations, and the conversion of focus into recovery and removal of the effects of the earthquake.
Reports indicate the crowd, as mass bores are conducted in open places.
In many places of the disaster area, the smell of rotting corpses in the air intensively, which makes it difficult for relief workers and residents to stay in those places.

The continuation of the shocks led to many people who were very afraid of returning to their homes, forcing them to sleep in the open.
The situation gets worse due to repeated retreating tremors and internet interruptions, which leads to continued disruption of communications and the coordination of relief operations.
The humanitarian situation is still tragic, especially for the risk groups in the country that suffers from conflicts.