International rescuers rush into Myanmar after 7.9-magnitude quake

As Myanmar's earthquake death toll mounts, China and neighboring countries have swiftly mobilized critical aid and dispatched rescue teams to the worst-hit areas.　

On Sunday, a China News Service (CNS) reporter arrived at the severely damaged Nay Pyi Taw International Airport in Myanmar. It is reported that the earthquake caused the collapse of the airport's control tower, resulting in the deaths of six on-duty staff members. The airport has currently been closed.　

The reporter witnessed that rescue teams from Thailand, Russia, India, and other regions were gathering at the airport, ready to start the rescue.