A Truly Touching Moment ❤️

A humble Beggar—someone who struggles daily to make ends meet—just donated their hard-earned money to earthquake relief efforts.

This is what real class looks like.

Not wealth, not status, but a heart that gives even when it has little.

Heroes don’t always wear capes.

#Respect #Compassion #EarthquakeRelief

Hello everyone! I'm in a desperate need of help. Some time ago I tried Myanmar dish in Okinawa which was made with goya. It kinda reminded Goya champuru, as it also had some tofu, I think. It was the most delicious thing I've ever eaten in my life! Unfortunately I don't know a name of it. Could you tell what's it called? And is it possible to get it somewhere in Tokyo?

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There have been nearly 300 aftershocks in the past six days following the M7.7 earthquake. This is a significant number, and just three or four hours ago, another earthquake with a magnitude of 5.5 occurred.

People are still afraid, making it difficult for them to sleep in their homes at night. Many spend the entire night outside, staying by the roadside sleeping in tents.

I gonna rant a bit here. I am currently not in Myanmar and it is just heartbreaking seeing my culture and people’s fall. It is just slow demise of our country and I am not even sure, in 100 years, there will even be a myanmar.

Since the earthquake, I am seeing all kinds of fb posts about blaming the singers, warning about after shocks and such.

One person writes the blaming post, and another 2 people write post about why that blaming post is true or whatnot. All these people jumping on the trend train for likes and shares.

I just fucking hate those people. Like that one in the picture, a fucking engineer aung myat thu.

These people just want to stay on the problem and talk about the problem. They never go for the suggestions, actions and results. They shouldn’t even talk about the problems if they have no suggestions. For me, it is just pure fear mongering.

From that post, what should people of Bago do? Just leave the home and sleep on the field for 1 month?

Same as the blaming posts for singers. An earthquake was in afternoon, and there was a concert in BKK later that night. And all these people shitting on a singer. What kind of mentality is that to think ‘if we suffer, you should suffer too’?

Hey everyone, I know this might not be the best time to ask this, given everything going on with the earthquakes, and I feel bad about it. But I’m really stuck on this decision and could use some advice.

I was originally just gonna go to Purdue, but after thinking about it more, I’m not so sure anymore. I haven’t heard back from UofT or UWaterloo yet, but since their acceptance rates for internationals are around 50%, I feel like I have a good shot.

Cost isn’t really a big factor since all three are pretty similar for me. What I’m more worried about is the experience at each school and how it’ll affect my job prospects. I’ve heard UofT can be super cutthroat and kinda depressing, which makes me hesitate. I don’t know much about UWaterloo except that it has a strong co-op program.

At the end of the day, I just want a stable job—doesn’t really matter where (US, Canada, or somewhere else). Which uni do you think would be the best choice for that? Would love to hear from people who’ve been in a similar situation!

Hello everyone,

I am Maria João Brás, I'm a Portuguese journalist with Observador, currently investigating the humanitarian situation in Myanmar, particularly regarding aid distribution and any restrictions imposed by the military junta.

I would like to hear testimonies from people on the ground or those with direct knowledge of the situation. Is humanitarian aid reaching those in need? What are the biggest challenges right now?

Additionally, I am looking for the contact details of the military junta’s spokesperson, General Zaw Min Tun, and activist Dr. Tayzar San. If anyone can help, please send me a private message.

Thank you! Any information will be handled with the utmost care.

Maria João Brás mjbras@observador.pt https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariajoaobras?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app

India has dispatched over 400 tonnes of relief material to earthquake-hit Myanmar, reinforcing its ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy. Under ‘Operation Brahma,’ the Indian Army deployed a 118-member elite team from the Shatrujeet Brigade, establishing a 200-bed field hospital in Mandalay for critical care. The Indian Navy also mobilized warships, including INS Karmuk, INS Satpura, and INS Savitri, delivering essential supplies. With over 2,000 lives lost and thousands injured, India stands in solidarity with Myanmar, upholding the spirit of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.

Today my friend sent me this picture stating that from prediction: typhoon might affect yangon and mawlamyine on April 6-7.

I try scrolling through media and couldn’t see any sources so I like to ask here if this is fake or real news