Myanmar Quake Death Toll Soars Past 1,600, Geologist Warns ‘Worst Not Over’, Aftershocks ‘May Last…’

The massive 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28 unleashed a force equivalent to hundreds of nuclear bombs, according to geologists, as the death toll continues to rise and tremors ripple across the region. “The force that a quake like this releases is about 334 atomic bombs,” geologist Jess Phoenix told CNN. Watch for more details.00:00 Introduction00:36 Geologist warns 'worst may not be over'2:23 Ongoing civil war, communication blackout hinders disaster assessment5:34 community has pledged aid to support rescue and relief efforts n18oc_world n18oc_crux

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Myanmar Quake Death Toll Soars Past 1,600, Geologist Warns ‘Worst Not Over’, Aftershocks ‘May Last…’