In a story of resilience that’s giving hope to disaster-stricken Myanmar, a 63-year-old woman was rescued alive after being trapped under rubble for 91 hours following a powerful earthquake. 🌍 The dramatic rescue in Nay Pyi Taw comes as emergency teams battle extreme heat, soaring humidity, and dwindling supplies to save survivors.
Myanmar’s Fire Services Department confirmed the rescue on Tuesday, calling it a "testament to determination" amid grueling conditions. Temperatures nearing 40°C (104°F) and limited access to clean water have turned recovery efforts into a race against time, especially in hardest-hit areas like Mandalay. 💦🔥
"Every hour counts," said a spokesperson, urging global support for resources like portable cooling gear and medical kits. Despite the odds, rescue teams are digging deeper—literally—with stories like this elderly survivor’s fueling their resolve.
As aftershocks linger, the focus now shifts to aid distribution and rebuilding. Can Myanmar turn this fragile momentum into lasting recovery? Stay tuned for updates. 🙏✨
