People injured in Friday's 7.7-magnitude earthquake have been left to receive medical treatment in open air at a local hospital in Myanmar's capital city Nay Pyi Taw, after the disaster damaged the buildings and made the facility unsafe to take patients inside. For safety reasons, medical staff at the major general hospital moved the wards outdoors, and two large medical vehicles were deployed to treat those injured in the earthquake and other critically ill patients, according to China Media Group (CMG) reporters who visited the hospital on Sunday. The 7.7-magnitude earthquake had claimed 1,700 lives, injured 3,400 people, and left some 300 others missing as of 14:00 Sunday local time, according to Myanmar's Information Team of the State Administration Council. The earthquake hit the southeast Asian country at around 12:50 local time (06:20 GMT) on Friday, with Mandalay, Bago, Magway, the northeastern Shan state, Sagaing, and Nay Pyi Taw among the hardest-hit regions. The video shows: Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar - March 30, 2025 1. Various of patients receiving treatment in open air at hospital Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar - March 30, 2025 2. Various of vehicles moving on damaged road 3. Various of damaged hospital building [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]