<h1>Man Rescued From Hotel Rubble 108 Hours After 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake That Killed Nearly 3,000 In Myanmar</h1> Rescue crews pulled a 26-year-old man alive from hotel rubble in Myanmar's capital nearly 108 hours after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck. The disaster has killed at least 2,886 people in Myanmar and damaged thousands of buildings. Relief efforts are complicated by ongoing civil war, despite a one-month ceasefire announced by the Three Brotherhood Alliance. Reports indicate military forces fired on a Chinese Red Cross convoy. Multiple countries have pledged aid, with teams from China, Russia, UAE, India, and others arriving to assist. The full extent of devastation remains unclear as many areas lack power and communications, with additional fatalities reported in mining areas and lake communities.