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On March 28, a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, devastating the regions of Mandalay, Naypyidaw, Sagaing, and Shan state. 3,769 deaths have been reported, more than 5,100 people injured, and an estimated 17.2 million individuals affected. The earthquake struck a country already gripped by several health crises and conflict, compounding the challenges communities face. Limited resources, staff, and supplies have left some facilities overburdened and struggling to respond to the growing health needs. In the hardest-hit cities, damage to infrastructure has severely impacted hospitals' ability to function. Doctors Without Borders is on the ground in Myanmar, contributing to ongoing response efforts—providing safe drinking water, shelter, mental health support, and medical assistance. Our teams also continue to provide medical care across the country, pivoting our work to meet the needs without stopping other lifesaving care. Give today to power our lifesaving work around the world.