Myanmar or Burma

Junta soldiers manning frequent checkpoints are extorting money from aid workers providing earthquake relief in southern Shan State, whilst also checking that none are evading conscription.

Resistance forces have fully captured Indaw Town in northern Sagaing Region, near the Kachin State border, following nearly eight months of attacks, sources said on April Monday.

China: $13.9m, rescue teams

US: $2m (Rubio increased this to $9m)

EU: $2.7m

Australia: A$8.5m

South Korea: $2m

Malaysia: $2.25m and 50 member rescue team

UK: £10m (increased to £15m)

New Zealand: NZ$2m

India: 4 ships of relief goods and rescue team

Vietnam: sent over 100 rescue operations personnel

Thailand: sent 55 rescue and medical personnel

Russia: 60 rescue workers

Singapore: 80 rescue team

Philippines: 114 rescue team

Myanmar’s regime conducted airstrikes on Sagaing Region and Kachin State on Thursday, hours after it declared a ceasefire for earthquake relief operations.

Myanmar’s military on Wednesday announced a unilateral ceasefire in its fight against rebels until April 22 to expedite relief and reconstruction efforts after last week’s devastating earthquake, which has killed more than 3,000 people.

NUG has already declared a truce shortly after the earthquake.

Australia on Wednesday said it was providing another $4.5 million, in addition to $1.25 million it had already committed, and had a rapid response team on the ground.

Washington said on the weekend it would provide $2 million in emergency assistance.