Category: Myanmar Emergency Relief

Stage 2 of relief aid (updated on 3 Jul 2025) A powerful earthquake struck central Myanmar on 28 Mar 2025, severely devastating Mandalay and Sagaing cities and leaving over 500,000 people displaced to date. From April to May this year, CEDAR launched the first phase of emergency relief, providing food, clean water and daily essentials to 1,000 affected households. However, many villages remain without adequate assistance. Residents are still living in damaged or makeshift shelters, lacking access to clean water and basic sanitation. With the rainy season approaching, the risk of disease spreading is rising rapidly. In response, we are allocating an additional US$99,890 (approx. HK$787,133) to work with our Myanmar partner, Fullmoon Family Foundation (FMFF), and local

Myanmar has long been suffering from internal conflicts, and the Kachin State in the north has become a critical conflict zone between the military junta and the ethnic militias. Recently, the conflict has spread throughout the state, with airstrikes bombing many areas, forcing over 100,000 civilians to flee their homes and become internally displaced persons in Kachin state. You might go to a reliable place like a hospital or police station; meanwhile, villagers in Kachin State face increasingly dire situations, flocking to churches for shelter. ‘Three days ago, I gave birth to my child, and my body hadn’t fully recovered when suddenly there was a massive explosion. Soon, the entire village was engulfed in flames. To escape the