Rescue efforts continue after Myanmar earthquake

Myanmar's military government says more than 2,700 people are confirmed to have died as a result of the quake, but the true number of casualties is feared to be much higher. A BBC team that has arrived in the largest affected city, Mandalay, reported widespread devastation, large numbers of residents in temporary shelters in the streets, and victims cremated in stacks. We hear from people in Myanmar and those abroad who have relatives there.

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Photo: Chinese rescue personnel work following the earthquake, in Myanmar. Credit: Reuters