Storyline: Multiple Chinese rescue teams have arrived in the disaster-stricken areas in Myanmar, rushing to work with local responders around the clock to search for survivors following the massive and devastating earthquake that occurred on Friday. In the hard-hit city of Mandalay, many Chinese rescuers have been working nearly 20 hours to search for lives among collapsed buildings and under the rubble. The operation has faced significant hurdles with repeated aftershocks in the city complicating the rescue efforts. Despite these challenges, Chinese rescuers have made notable progress, as two dedicated rescue corridors have been established to accelerate the search and rescue process. So far Chinese teams have rescued six survivors in severely-hit Nay Pyi Taw and Mandalay. The rescuers combed through the ruins of apartments, hotels and hospitals to find signs of life. Continuous aftershocks, power cuts, destroyed roads and communication interruptions made their rescue work even harder. Meanwhile, more Chinese rescue teams are heading to Myanmar, bringing in earthquake experts, structural engineers, medical personnel and canine units, as well as life detectors, demolition equipment and field hospital systems. Despite challenges like confined working areas, frequent aftershocks, residual fires and dense smoke, local and international rescuers are racing against time, hoping to save more people as the crucial 72-hour window of earthquake rescue closes. The death toll from the 7.9-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has risen to 2,056, with approximately 3,900 people injured and nearly 270 reported missing, according to the country's State Administration Council Information Team on Monday. Shotlist: Mandalay, Myanmar - April 1, 2025: 1. Various of Chinese rescuers entering collapsed building; 2. Various of collapsed structure, building; Chinese rescuers on site; 3. Chinese rescuers heading to site; 4. Chinese rescuers searching for lives in collapsed structure; 5. Various of Chinese rescuer walking through narrow corridor inside collapsed building; 6. Debris, rubble; Chinese rescuers working on site; 7. Various of Chinese rescuers using tools to cut steel bar during rescue operation; Mandalay, Myanmar - March 31, 2025 : 8. Various of Chinese rescuers using electronic device to search for lives; 9. Various of Chinese rescuers working on site; rubble 10. Collapsed, damaged buildings. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]