In Myanmar, a weekly mourning has been declared after an earthquake: more than 1,700 dead, over 3400 wounded
The Prime Minister of Myanmar announced a weekly national mourning after a destructive earthquake of magnitude 7.7, which occurred on March 28. According to the latest data, the number of dead exceeded 1,700 people, more than 3,400 were injured, about 300 are missing. The epicenter of the earthquake was located near the city of Mandalai, the second largest in the country where numerous buildings, including historical mosques and monasteries, were destroyed.