Chinese Rescuers Save 4 Survivors in Myanmar Earthquake

In a heartwarming display of international solidarity, Chinese rescue teams pulled four survivors—including a pregnant woman and a 5-year-old girl—from earthquake rubble in Myanmar's Mandalay region after they were trapped for over 60 hours. The operation, described as 'race against time,' involved 91 specialists from five emergency teams organized by China's Ministry of Emergency Management, now working with local crews.

This humanitarian mission highlights cross-border cooperation amid crises. 'Every life matters,' said a team leader on-site. The rescuers used advanced equipment to locate survivors after a 6.7-magnitude quake rocked the area late last week. Stay tuned for updates as recovery efforts continue.

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Chinese rescuers pull four survivors from rubble in Myanmar's Mandalay

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