The earthquake hits Myanmar: the satellite reveals the satellite images before and after ISRO that shows havoc due to Myanmar earthquake.
Natural devastation put its shadow on mourning and destruction, and the Myanmar earthquake was not an exception recently. This took place on 28 March in 2025, when the country was destroyed by a terrible 7.7-magnificent earthquake, which was increased on a large scale. Thousands of people were left dead, several hundred more injured, and destruction on the infrastructure which was unimaginable. While the country struggles to deal with the fallout, satellites taken by India’s Space Agency better indicate the limit of paint damage.
ISRO satellite paintings reveal destruction due to the earthquake of Myanmar
To estimate the destruction caused by the disaster, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) released high-resolution satellite images. Images taken 500 km from Earth, 500 km by Cartosat -3 satellite, gives a view of a bird’s eyes about wider destruction. Images highlight some major areas affected by earthquakes, with emphasizing the serious impact on the region.
- Infrastructure fall: The destruction of a large bridge over the Irawadi River ranks as one of the most vivid images in the country.
- Location and structures damaged: Mandalay University, a major university, was a difficult hit. Along with its buildings, parts of the surrounding highways were beyond repair.
- Divisional destruction: Mandalay was the second largest city in the country, the nearest epicenter and felt the brunt of destruction.
Source: ISRO
Source: ISRO
Erection as a toll of Myanmar’s earthquake in Myanmar
The destruction power of the earthquake destroyed the humble loss in its path. According to the latest news, the official death has overtaken the toll 1,700, more than 2,900 dead in the region. Death toll increases as rescue efforts.
- Mandali: This sub -center city was also affected to a large extent. Some of its highlights, including Awa Bridge and Mahamuni Pagoda, were lost to destruction, a painful disadvantage for the city and the country.
- Teak area: Communities such as teak were also severely killed. The scale of destruction has displaced thousands of persons, and relief efforts are still going on.
Source: ISRO
Source: ISRO
Myanmar Earthquake: India and global partners provide rescue support after destruction
Many countries, both neighboring countries of Myanmar, and others from the region, offered assistance to facilitate rescue and relief efforts after disaster. Thailand, however, collided with the earthquake, soon launched an emergency relief initiative. However, Myanmar’s military rule announced an emergency to ensure coordination and meet recovery efforts.
India Relief Assistance: India was one of the first nations to provide relief assistance. Rescue personnel were sent to help in helping relief efforts in Myanmar, and relief efforts involve searching the remaining people and giving medical and logical assistance.
Satellite Data Assessment: ISRO proves an important tool in assessment of satellite imagery damage. They assist the government in detecting and giving priority to the most affected places for allocation of resources in rescue and relief process.
Source: ISRO
Myanmar Earthquake: Search and recovery efforts are underway
As the toll of death climbs more and the limit of destruction is detected, the citizens of Myanmar have a long way that they have lost. Search-and-rescue operations are short-term anxiety, along with emergency health care and temporary housing for those homeless by earthquake. Over the long term, labor will be involved in losing infrastructure and icons such as major transportation and reconstruction of national monuments.
The country is mourned by the tragedy, but the world sympathy and the flexibility of the people of Myanmar produce some measures of hope of final recovery. Helped by satellite imagery in its continuous relief operation by disaster response organizations, and from around the world, Myanmar would try to reconstruct its neighborhood and recover from the devastating consequences of earthquakes.
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