Storyline: Chinese companies operating in Myanmar have moved quickly to join the country's relief efforts following a devastating earthquake that has caused heavy casualties and massive damages. A 7.9-magnitude quake rocked Myanmar on Friday, killing over 2,700 people as of Tuesday, with more than 4,500 people injured and over 440 others missing, according to official data. In Sagaing City, one of hardest hit areas in the natural disaster, a large number of buildings have been severely damaged, and power and water supplies there have not been restored, and locals are still facing dire shortage of shelter and supplies. "My house now tilts to the east, and everything inside is damaged. Eating has become quite difficult, and we are also running out of water." said a local resident. "I'm now living at the foot of a mountain after my house completely collapsed. I can only rely on donations to feed myself, and today I received instant noodles, bottled water and snacks," said another affected resident. Michael Dunford, representative and country director of World Food Program (WFP) Myanmar, said the focus of his organization right now is to source and deliver supplies to those in need. To help alleviate the shortage of supplies, Chinese companies operating in the country have provided support for the relief efforts. The Myanmar branch of Sany, China's leading heavy machinery manufacturer, has sent personnel and equipment to the affected areas. The Myanmar branch of the China International Trust and Investment Corporation (CITIC) and the China Rural Development Foundation also distributed relief supplies in both Nay Pyi Taw, capital city of Myanmar and Mandalay, the second-largest city in the country. Yingke Myanmar Law Firm, with a team of less than 20 people, is also actively participating in the relief efforts by providing essential supply materials. As Chinese rescue teams, along with international rescue teams from countries such as Malaysia and Singapore, have worked tirelessly to save lives, the branches of Chinese enterprises in Myanmar such as Xugong Group, BYD, and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China are also making continuous efforts to support those affected by the disaster, demonstrating the strong sense of responsibility of Chinese enterprises. Shotlist: Sagaing City, Myanmar - April 1, 2025: 1. Various of damaged building, traffic; 2. SOUNDBITE (Burmese) local resident (partially overlaid with shot 3)(name not given): "My house now tilts to the east, and everything inside is damaged. Eating has become quite difficult, and we are also running out of water." [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 3. Damaged house; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 4. SOUNDBITE (Burmese) local resident (partially overlaid with shots 5-6)(name not given): "I'm now living at the foot of a mountain after my house completely collapsed. I can only rely on donations to feed myself, and today I received instant noodles, bottled water and snacks." [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 5. Damaged house; 6. Residents queuing for food; [SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 7. Residents' phone being charged; 8. Various of residents queuing for food; 9. Men arranging food provided by World Food Program (WFP) 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Dunford, representative and country director, World Food Program (WFP) Myanmar (ending with shots 11-12): "For the initial phase, of course, it was search and rescue. Now, we have shifted to those who survived, and providing food. With partners, there will also be shelter, health, water and sanitation." 11. WFP food supplies; 12. Various of WFP staff members working, handing out food; 13. Various of damaged buildings; Myanmar - Recent: 14. Various of rescuers, excavator provided by Chinese heavy machinery manufacturer Sany; Myanmar - April 1, 2025: 15. SOUNDBITE (Chinese, dubbed with English) You Yingdong, senior service engineer, Sany Asia Pacific Region (partially overlaid with shot 16): "After the earthquake, we prioritized the safety of our employees and swiftly organized rescue efforts. The Sany Asia Pacific Region, based in Thailand, responded promptly by dispatching personnel from the Heavy Machinery Business Department to Myanmar. In collaboration with the Sany Foundation, we made initial contact with the local command center in Myanmar to assess the need for construction machinery in the disaster area. Within an hour, we established a Sany rescue team consisting of over 30 members, coordinating the deployment of essential equipment such as excavators. Approximately 10 team members rushed to the affected area in Mandalay, delivering around 3.5 tons of relief supplies." Myanmar - Recent: [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 16. Various of Sany machinery, rescuers in quake-affected area; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 17. Various of people unloading supplies donated by China International Trust and Investment Corporation (CITIC) from truck; 18. Supplies; 19. Various of staff members handing out supplies; Myanmar - April 1, 2025: 20. SOUNDBITE (Chinese, dubbed with English) Fan Xinyu, deputy director, Yingke Myanmar Law Firm: "We are also conducting joint assistance operations with Myanmar-related organizations and businesses, organizing fund-raising activities in the country, and doing all we can to help our neighbor. All our Yingke employees in Myanmar volunteered to participate in rescue and relief work, sending tents, mineral water and other materials we collected to the earthquake epicenter. The head of our Myanmar branch has returned to China to collect relief supplies, which will be sent to the disaster areas as soon as possible." Myanmar - Recent: [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 21. Various of rescue operation in progress, rescuers; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 22. Various of rescue operation in progress, Chinese rescuers. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]