Global News Podcast Myanmar remembers earthquake dead with a minute's silence
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Apr 1, 2025 
Nick Marsh, a BBC correspondent reporting from Thailand, discusses the devastating aftermath of a recent earthquake in Myanmar, where over 2,700 lives have been lost. He shares stories of miraculous rescues and the struggles for medical aid amidst power outages. The conversation also touches on the tragic rise of child casualties in Gaza due to renewed conflict, highlighting the desperate conditions faced by humanitarian workers. Additionally, Marsh reflects on Taiwan's escalating military tensions with China, underscoring the broader implications for regional security.
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Rescue and Challenges in Myanmar
- A woman in her 60s was rescued in Napierdor after 91 hours under rubble.
- A surgeon in Mandalay reported challenges, including power outages and military interference with aid.
Building Collapse in Thailand
- Nick Marsh reported from Thailand, where a government office building collapsed.
- An investigation has been launched into the construction companies involved.
Border Market Concerns
- Anna Foster visited a pop-up market on the Thai-Myanmar border run by Burmese people.
- They expressed anger at the junta and concern for earthquake victims.
