Current situation in Myanmar
According to the latest reports, the death toll rose to over 3,300 people, more than 4,800 are injured and over 200 are missing (as of 05.04.2025) after the severe earthquakes on the last weekend in March. The most severe quake reached a magnitude of 7.7 in the epicenter near the second largest city of Mandalay. The tremors were felt as far away as neighbouring countries - in Bangkok, over 1,000 kilometers away, a building shell collapsed.
Myanmar itself is a country that is difficult to access and is plagued by civil war. This makes humanitarian aid even more difficult. Due to the limited medical capacities, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the highest emergency level.
How humedica helps
humedica responded immediately: a team of four experts traveled to the disaster area in Myanmar as quickly as possible - consisting of a coordinator, a doctor, a logistician and a security expert. After the reconnaissance and the handover of the first relief supplies, a medical team followed, which was in action for two weeks:
How you can help
We rely on your support to make this life-saving aid possible. With your donation, we can provide injured people with medical care, distribute food and clean drinking water and provide resources for temporary shelter.