A partially collapsed residential building in Nay Pyi Taw shows severe structural damage.
Earthquake emergency
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Earthquake emergency
A devastating earthquake has struck Myanmar, causing immense destruction.
More than 1,700 people - children included, have lost their lives, and over 3,400 have been injured. Families have been displaced, homes reduced to rubble, and entire communities left in crisis. The death toll is expected to rise as search and rescue efforts continue. Cities like Sagaing, Nay Pyi Daw, and Mandalay, home to hundreds of thousands of children, have suffered severe damage.
Here in Thailand, we have also felt the impact of this disaster.
UNICEF Thailand has been closely monitoring the situation, coordinating with partners, and standing ready to support national and local authorities in responding to the needs of affected children and families.
Within hours, UNICEF provided guidance to help parents talk to their children about the earthquake and support them through the trauma. This guidance was shared widely through UNICEF’s social media platforms and partner networks, including Early Moments Matter on Mobile.
While Thailand has experienced tremors and local disruptions, the devastation in Myanmar is far greater. Children and families there are in desperate need of food, clean water, shelter, and medical care.
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Your donation will provide urgent relief to help children and family affected by earthquake
Your contribution is tax deductible.
Giving monthly instead?
Give ฿1,000 monthly instead?
Sustain your support for children by giving monthly.
A devastating earthquake has struck Myanmar, causing immense destruction.
More than 1,700 people - children included, have lost their lives, and over 3,400 have been injured. Families have been displaced, homes reduced to rubble, and entire communities left in crisis. The death toll is expected to rise as search and rescue efforts continue. Cities like Sagaing, Nay Pyi Daw, and Mandalay, home to hundreds of thousands of children, have suffered severe damage.
Here in Thailand, we have also felt the impact of this disaster.
UNICEF Thailand has been closely monitoring the situation, coordinating with partners, and standing ready to support national and local authorities in responding to the needs of affected children and families.
Within hours, UNICEF provided guidance to help parents talk to their children about the earthquake and support them through the trauma. This guidance was shared widely through UNICEF’s social media platforms and partner networks, including Early Moments Matter on Mobile.
While Thailand has experienced tremors and local disruptions, the devastation in Myanmar is far greater. Children and families there are in desperate need of food, clean water, shelter, and medical care.
When a crisis like this happens, children suffer most.
When a crisis like this happens, children suffer most.
They cannot wait. UNICEF teams are already on the ground delivering life-saving supplies. Our global supply hub in Copenhagen is preparing to send more relief items such as tents, tarpaulins, hygiene kits, and emergency medical aid as quickly as possible.
They cannot wait. UNICEF teams are already on the ground delivering life-saving supplies. Our global supply hub in Copenhagen is preparing to send more relief items such as tents, tarpaulins, hygiene kits, and emergency medical aid as quickly as possible.
Life-saving supplies are being packed and shipped from the UNICEF to support the emergency response to the Myanmar earthquake.
In times of such crises, your donation can make all the difference
Your donation today can provide immediate help to children and families who have lost everything. Please give what you can. Let’s stand in solidarity to save lives.
Your donation today can provide immediate help to children and families who have lost everything.
Please give what you can. Let’s stand in solidarity to save lives.