<h1>Earthquake Survivors Found After Five Days as Myanmar Death Toll Reaches 2,886 Amid Ongoing Civil War</h1> Rescuers found two men alive in Myanmar's capital five days after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that has killed at least 2,886 people and injured 4,639. The disaster compounds an existing humanitarian crisis amid ongoing civil war. While resistance groups including the Three Brotherhood Alliance announced ceasefires to facilitate relief efforts, the military government rejected similar action and continues attacks, reportedly firing on a Chinese Red Cross convoy. International aid is arriving from multiple countries including Australia, India, China, Russia, and the US. The full extent of devastation beyond major cities remains unclear, with reports of collapsed buildings, bridges, and roads throughout the affected region.