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Our team continues to connect with international organizations as Bangkok, Thailand, becomes a key staging area and coordination hub for international aid efforts. Moving aid into the country remains a challenge, with organizations on the ground still facing access constraints and awaiting visa approvals from the Myanmar embassy.

As international efforts concentrate in Bangkok, we are also focusing on engaging with local organizations. Part of our team has traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand, to meet with international NGOs and grassroots organizations operating in Northern Thailand. The team is also working to identify organizations actively responding within Myanmar. We are assessing potential ways to support, including providing non-food items, food supplies, hygiene kits or facilitating direct cash assistance. We are also exploring opportunities to assist earthquake survivors from Myanmar who have crossed the border into Thailand.

Our team continues to coordinate in Bangkok as more organizations arrive. This morning, the team attended an informal Logistics Cluster Call, where organizations on the ground connected to assess challenges and explore collaborative solutions to support the most urgent needs.

With two more team members arriving, we plan to split the team tomorrow—one group will travel to Chiang Mai to assess impacts and identify potential partners in Northern Thailand, while the other remains in Bangkok for continued coordination.

Our team is stationed on the ground in Bangkok, Thailand. We are engaging with international NGOs staged in Thailand to assess how we can support relief efforts in Myanmar, where search and rescue operations continue and urgent needs for food, water and supplies persist. Drawing from our 2023 Türkiye earthquake response—where we assisted with rubble removal and built temporary shelters, latrines and child-safe spaces—we are evaluating how we can best help.

Navigating entry into Myanmar is a shared challenge among aid agencies, and we are working collaboratively to find solutions while also exploring cross-border aid deliveries, similar to our Ukraine response, where we helped transport critical supplies from Poland into affected areas.

At least two fatalities have been reported following a weekend of severe weather. Tornadoes were confirmed on Sunday in Arkansas, Missouri, and Michigan, while tornado watches and warnings remained in effect overnight across parts of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama. Widespread power outages have left more than half a million homes and businesses without electricity in Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky. The storm system continues to pose a significant threat, with nearly 100 million people along the East Coast at risk. All Hands and Hearts is monitoring the situation.

All Hands and Hearts’ Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) is on the ground, actively conducting assessments in Bangkok, Thailand, and working to identify local organizations we can support as the region responds to this devastating earthquake. Our team is seeing a lot of damage, including a levelled high-rise building that was under construction and collapsed due to the shockwaves. Authorities are still working to recover missing individuals trapped in the building. Show your support by donating today.

Catastrophic flooding has inundated South Texas, leaving communities underwater, displacing families and causing widespread damage to homes and infrastructure. Days of relentless rainfall have led to flash floods and rising rivers, with rescue operations underway as emergency responders work to reach those in need.

All Hands and Hearts (AHAH) is actively monitoring the situation.

Reports are still coming in as immediate response efforts continue, but early assessments indicate collapsed buildings, damage to major infrastructure and significant humanitarian needs. All Hands and Hearts (AHAH) is on the ground in Bangkok, Thailand, mobilizing resources, addressing immediate needs and assessing how we can best support affected communities.

Myanmar has declared a state of emergency in six regions and Thailand has declared multiple “Areas of Emergency”. Leveraging our international network and 20 years of experience, together with local and regional partners, we are working to understand the extent of the damage and are mobilizing to assist those in need. Stand with us as we support communities affected by this devastating earthquake by donating today.

The earthquake struck at 1:20 PM local time with an epicenter near Mandalay, Myanmar’s second largest city. The powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake resulted in a 6.4 magnitude aftershock and tremors were felt across the region in areas like Thailand and China. Initial reports share that there have been 153 confirmed casualties and over 700 injured, although this number is expected to increase as recovery efforts continue. All Hands and Hearts is supporting communities affected by this devastating earthquake. Show your support by donating today.

A powerful 7.7 magnitude struck Myanmar on Friday, March 28, with tremors felt in Bangkok, Thailand, 1400km away. At least three fatalities have been confirmed in Myanmar and at least one fatality in Thailand, as well as an unknown number of people still trapped in a high-rise building in Bangkok that collapsed. Myanmar has declared a state of emergency.