Myanmar: Supporting Displaced Families at Mahasi Monastery After Conflict and Earthquake @ICRC
Myanmar: Supporting Displaced Families at Mahasi Monastery After Conflict and Earthquake @ICRC
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
đź“Ť Myanmar | At Mahasi Monastery in Sagaing, nearly 150 households have lived in displacement for almost 3 years. First due to conflict, and then the 2025 earthquake.

We have supported them with shelter, sanitation, water, energy, and essential items to improve living conditions.
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Myanmar: Supporting Displaced Families at Mahasi Monastery After Conflict and Earthquake

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