Nearly 2,000 buildings in quake-hit Myanmar require major renovation, says state media


YANGON (Xinhua): Nearly 2,000 buildings in areas affected by the recent devastating earthquake in Myanmar require major renovation, state-owned daily The Global New Light of Myanmar rhas reported.

Out of approximately 20,000 buildings inspected for structural damage, 1,954 were deemed in need of significant repairs, the report said.

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